This document discusses assessment of student learning. It defines assessment and explains that the purpose of assessment is to understand what students know, can do, and how they feel. There are different types of assessment including placement, formative, diagnostic, and summative. Common assessment techniques include classroom assessment techniques, paper/pencil tests, presentations, portfolios and projects. The document also discusses various digital tools that can be used for assessment, such as Google Forms, Kahoot, and Edpuzzle. It highlights benefits and limitations of using technology for student assessment.

1. assessment of students’ learning
Presented by: Muhammad Munsif
munsif123@slideshare.com
Role number: msf1900315
Presented to: Dr. Iftikhar Baig
M.Phil. education (Evening 2019-2021)

2. Definition
Assessment is the systematic
gathering and analyzing of
information to inform and improve
student learning or programs of
student learning in light of goal-
oriented expectations.

3. Why is it important to assess?
To find out what
the students
know
(knowledge).
To find out what
the students can
do, and how well
they can do it
(skill;
performance)
To find out how
students feel
about their work
(motivation,
Attitude, effort).

4. Types of assessment
1. Placement
3. Diagnostic
2. Formative
4. Summative

5. What are Assessment Techniques?
Classroom Assessment Techniques
(CATs) are a set of specific activities
that instructors can use to quickly
gauge student’s comprehension.

6. Common ways of Assessment
• Paper Pencil Tests (Objective & Subjective)
• Oral Test / Viva
• Practical
• Assignment
• Presentation
• Portfolios
• Projects

7. Technology
Technology is just a new set
of tools, which is useful only
if it adds value to the
learning experience.

8. Some digital Assessment tools
 Google Forms :
 Plickers :
 Poll Everywhere:
 Socrative : Com :
 Kahoot and Quizizz
 Go Formative Kahoot and Quizizz
 Ridde and Survey Money

9. Assessment with Plicker
Teachers create and print specially
coded cards that students hold up
in class as their response. The
teacher uses the Plickers app to
scan the cards and collect the data.
Students do not use devices or
paper and pencil.

10. Assessing with e-Portfolios
An ePortfolio is "a digitized
collection of artefacts including
demonstrations, resources, and
accomplishments that represent an
individual, group, or institution“.

11. How to Use
• Align it with the learning outcomes and assessment criteria
• Integrate it within your assessment plan, not just use it as
an add-on
• Clarify rubrics and expectations to students and assessors.

12. Edpuzzle
Edpuzzle allows you to turn
videos into a quick
assessment. Choose a video
on YouTube, Khan Academy,
Crash Course, or upload your
own. Trim the video, insert a
quiz anywhere and track your
students’ progress.

13. Kahoot
Kahoot is a free student-response
tool for administering quizzes. As
an assessment based
tool, Kahoot supports pre-
assessments, productive
formative assessments and student
reflection, through fun quizzing.
Each student need laptop or tablet
connected with Smart board.

14. GradeCam
GradeCam is a tool that will allow
teachers to instantly grade assessments
using a document camera or any device
with a camera built in. Imagine walking
around your classroom at the end of an
assessment and scanning students’
answer sheets with your i-Pad, phone,
etc.

16. Benefits of using technology for student
assessment
 More engaged Learners
 Quick and valid assessment
 Greater variety and authenticity
 Immediate feedback.
 Lesser paper work
 Increased opportunities for learners to act on feedback.
 Enhanced communication
 Organized digital records of student growth and development

17. Limitations of digital tools
• Internet access.
• Expensive
• Poor Hand writing and Written Expression
• Students may need to be directed on the appropriate netiquette
• Teachers need training
• Supply of Electricity
• Assessment of limited Domain

18. Current practices in pakistan?

19. Technology initiatives in pakistan
• LND (Literacy and Numeracy Drive)
• Role of PEC (Punjab Examination Commission)
• Question Bank (Collection of Questions available on Net)
• E-Learn, Khan Academy
• Computerized Marking
• Results software
• Online Results Declaration/Gazzettes
• Online Exams