#VirtualAssessmentTools - Twitter Hashtag

over 5 years ago

@GO_TIP #A5 #virtualassessmenttools I use the Feedback option on Teams, I will draw/type directly on their assignments comments and feedback, I will give them verbal feedback while they’re working, I will meet with them one on one to discuss feedback, as well as various other ways.

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Ms. Callahan @olivia_educator

over 5 years ago

@GO_TIP #A5 #virtualassessmenttools I share feedback most often on the document they turn in, whether it is an assignment in Teams or TeacherMade. When my class was writing their essays a few weeks ago, I held individual virtual writing conferences where I provided verbal feedback.

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GO TIP @GO_TIP

over 5 years ago

#VirtualAssessmentTools

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Daija @MsNorwood2020

over 5 years ago

@GO_TIP I share feedback with virtual students in private channels via video, handwritten notes on documents, glows and grows form, Class Dojo, and a lot of conferencing #A5 #VirtualAssessmentTools

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Ms. Callahan @olivia_educator

over 5 years ago

@GO_TIP #Q4 #virtualassessmenttools If I am using a nearpod for my lesson, I will use one of the built in activities on there. If not, I typically use the chat in Teams or a padlet!

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Daija @MsNorwood2020

over 5 years ago

@GO_TIP You can assess with an exit ticket virtually by using the chat, forms, 3-2-1 on seesaw, Padlet, Nearpod, a collaborative space shared between teacher and student, or even break out rooms #A4 #VirtualAssessmentTools

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Ms. Callahan @olivia_educator

over 5 years ago

@GO_TIP #A3 #virtualassessmenttools A few potential barriers to consider are distractions that may be happening while at home, not being in the proper setting/environment to focus while being assessed, connection/computer issues.

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Lindsy Murphy @murphy_history

over 5 years ago

@GO_TIP One barrier is the testing environment. There may be distractions, noise, internet loss, lack of necessary testing materials, among various other things. #a3 #virtualassessmenttools

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Daija @MsNorwood2020

over 5 years ago

@GO_TIP Potential barriers to assessing students virtually are access to manipulatives, testing environment, and poor Internet connection #A3 #VirtualAssessmentTools

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Lindsy Murphy @murphy_history

over 5 years ago

@GO_TIP #A2 #virtualassessmenttools I use numerous tools, such as Nearpod, Padlet, Microsoft Forms, FlipGrid, USA Test Prep, Breakout Room Discussions. I can use these tools for formative and summative assessments to be able to check understanding and be able to adapt my lessons.

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Daija @MsNorwood2020

over 5 years ago

@GO_TIP To assess students virtually, I use Forms, Seesaw, reactions, whiteboard, breakout rooms, and a few other technology tools depending on whether I’m assessing formatively or summatively #A2 #VirtualAssessmentTools

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Ms. Callahan @olivia_educator

over 5 years ago

@GO_TIP #A2 #virtualassessmenttools I most often use illuminate, nearpod, and teachermade worksheets.

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Dru Anderson @AndersonLitLab

over 5 years ago

@GO_TIP Using Seesaw and Nearpod to assess students has been very beneficial. #VirtualAssessmentTools

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Daija @MsNorwood2020

over 5 years ago

@GO_TIP It’s necessary to assess students virtually because it helps inform your teaching as well as provides feedback to the student on their strengths and areas of improvement #A1 #VirtualAssessmentTools

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