Usm Assessments Sp 09
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The document discusses tools for creating online surveys and assessments. It provides examples of popular survey platforms like SurveyMonkey and Zoomerang that allow users to create surveys, track responses, and view reports. It also mentions rubric tools like Rubistar that can be used to assess student work. Learning management systems are highlighted as having built-in assessment features for quizzes and assignments. Reasons to consider Web 2.0 tools for assessments are briefly touched on.
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