The document discusses the use of mobile apps and digital technologies in assessing learners' progress through various forms of electronic assessment (e-assessment) such as online exams, quizzes, and peer assessments. It highlights the advantages of e-assessment, such as cost-effectiveness and immediate feedback, as well as the limitations, including reliability concerns and potential plagiarism. Additionally, it notes various tools for online discussions, surveys, and rubrics to enhance assessment practices.

1. Mobile Apps for MOOCs:
Assessment

2. Assessment is the process of
identifying, gathering, organising and
interpreting information about
learners' learning progress.
Exam

3. Electronic Assessment (e-assessment) is the
use of ICT / digital technologies
to create, manage, deliver, assess
& provide immediate feedback
for diagnostic, formative & summative assessment.

4. Forms of
E-assessment
Online Exams
/ Quizzes
E-assignment
E-rubrics
Self & Peer
assessment
Student
Response
System

5. Assessment Types
Diagnostic
Formative
Summative
Performance

6. Digital Assessment Strategies

7. Online
Assessment
Assessment is
delivered via a
computer
connected to a
network like online
test and quizzes
.
Kahoot,
plickers etckahoot

8. Quiz Apps

13. Digital Concept Map
Concept mapping is a teaching
and learning strategy or
approach that involves
visualizing relations between
concepts / contents and ideas
using graphical representations.
Offline Tools :
VUE, Pencil, freemind,
Online Tools :
mindmup, bubbl.us,
Coggle, or weismap.

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15. Online Discussion
Forum Online Forum is an asynchronous
communication tool.
Learners could be asked to
brainstorm on a topic by posting
their ideas in a discussion forum.
bbPress,
phpBB,
Zetaboards
or
vanilla forums.

16. Survey Tools
For conducting and
organizing the paper
and pencil based
survey is very
complicated as well as
the not economic in
both money and time
aspects.
Google Forms,
Typeform,
Zoho Survey,
Survey Planet,
Survey Monkey,
Poll Daddy
Google Forms

17. Digital Rubrics
A rubric is a coherent
set of criteria for
students' work that
includes descriptions of
levels of performance
quality on the criteria.
R-Campus
Rubistar
easytaggger

18. Other Evaluation Tools
• Answer Pad
• ClassKick
• Nearpod
• Peergrade
• Plickers
• Poll Everywhere
• Quizlet
• Hotpotato

19. Benefits of e-assessment
Paperless
Time
saving &
Saves
money
Assessing
24 / 7
Multiple
Response
Immediate
Feedback

20. Limitations of
e-assessment
•Reliability of digital tools
and assessing instruments
? Reliability
•Cut and copy techniques is
very easy for the students
Plagiarism
•All the teacher and students
are not a technically skill
Technical Skills
•Institutions not having a
Wealthy ICT infrastructure.
ICT
infrastructure

22. Acknowledgement
• Google Search / Google Image
• Slideshare – Contributors
• Web site / apps - creators
• References’ – Authors
• MS office PowerPoint
• My Teachers
• My Students
• My Colleagues
• Organizing committee
• All Participants

23. Thank You
Jai Bharat!