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6. How can I assess with…
Google Apps for Education
Type comments in real time
Voice-to-text comments
Peer-editing
Push assignments with Classroom
App Smashing
16. How can I assess with…
Screencasting
Explain a process with “Explain
Everything” or “Splashtop”
Add voiceover to PowerPoint for a
virtual presentation
Act as tour guide with Google
Earth, Images, Cultural Institute, etc.
22. How can I assess with…
Online review games
Interactive, real time pretest
Sites like Plickers are anonymous—
accurate results
Students create study sets/games
Bell-Ringers & ExitTickets
25. How can I assess with…
Voice recording
Good for students who struggle
with writing
Small groups answer questions—
teacher listens & assesses later
Student podcasts
27. How can I assess with…
Website creation
Divides group work—every
student has a section/responsibility
Online biography
Interactive book report
Connect with other schools
37. How can I assess with…
Video creation
Movie trailers
Commercials
Mini-Docs
Presentations
“Three Minute Masterpieces”
38. How can I assess with…
Simulations
History-historical figures on trial
ELA-recreate events from a book
Science & Math-solve a real world
problem
