eLearning Alliance CLD Group - Assessment Tools
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Short presentation for eLearning Alliance CLD Group. Slides don't contain much information - though links might be useful for those who attended. Again, it's more about how the individual tools are used, as opposed to the tools themselves being 'magic bullets', and many of you may have access to equivalent tools already (e.g. the assessment tools in Moodle).
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- 1. Free Assessment Tools (and how they might be used) Kenji Lamb
- 2. North Lanarkshire CLD The priorities are: • Achievement through learning for adults • Achievement through learning for young people • Achievement through building community capacity and are based on a commitment to the following: • Empowerment • Participation • Inclusion, equal opportunity and anti-discrimination • Self-determination • Partnership
- 3. So, here’s my 3 QuizStar online quiz authoring tool Socrative voting system Quandary branching scenarios
- 4. QuizStar Background Developed originally as free online tool, but switched to a subscription model, and then to an ad-based model in 2009 (instructor pages/login). Features • Class management • MCQ, MRQ, T/F and Short Answer (without grading) question types • Supports embedded multimedia (images, audio, video) • Share quizzes (within QuizStar) • Private/Public settings • Simple reporting tools (gradebook and email)
- 5. Socrative Background Free multi-platform (mobile, desktop/laptop, tablet) voting system. Can be controlled via a mobile device making it a very portable solution. Features • Class management • MCQ, T/F and Short Answer question types • Simple reporting tools • Share quizzes (within Socrative)
- 6. Quandary Background From the developers of the popular ‘Hot Potatoes’ quiz software, Quandary is a branching scenario authoring tool. Originally a commercial product, it was released a free educational tool in 2009. Features • Simple interface • Supports embedded multimedia • Doesn’t require it, but complicated scenarios with additional features can be created with some HTML knowledge
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