Assessment

This article might help you if you: Want a faster way to grade Use Google Apps Like to click less Several teachers at KAS are using Goobric — and it is a smooth way to grade your assignments. When asked why someone should use Goobric, teachers who are using it were a […]

Grade Your Google Classroom Assignments with Goobric

This entry was posted in Apps and tagged Assessment Goobric grading by Thomas Hammerlund

Carl Kasell on NPR — I spend a lot of my busy time (dishes, laundry, cleaning...) listening to podcasts, many of which are produced by the excellent National Public Radio. The wealth and breadth of the coverage means that programs are often relevant to the classroom, but finding specific content can be a difficult task. Listenwise (previously known as Listen Current) is an excellent educational website which lets you access many public radio programs and tie them to your curriculum.

Find Public Radio Programs By Topic

This entry was posted in Apps and tagged Assessment Audio Recordings Digital Learning Podcast by Victor Boulanger

Video Book Reports — It is well worth watching the video book report below to understand why Grade 3 Margo Carnahan is fully deserving the tip of the hat this week. Her students first wrote their own books on paper, before scanning them onto their computers. They designed their digital books layout online with Google Slides. Next they used screencasting to turn their presentations into videos.

Digital Books by Students on YouTube

This entry was posted in Innovations and tagged Assessment Digital Portfolio Inspire Creativity Screencast Videos YouTube by Victor Boulanger

Poll Your Students

This entry was posted in Apps and tagged Assessment Google Classroom Survey by Thomas Hammerlund

About Me Page — Every student should curate a digital portfolio that is easily shareable. As teachers, our role is to help build students digital portfolio.

Build A Digital Portfolio

This entry was posted in Frameworks and tagged Assessment Digital Learning Digital Portfolio by Victor Boulanger

Content curation and sharing are fast becoming skills in our social media world. You are what you post. Teaching students how to share is an important component of modern citizenship [also known as digital citizenship]. Flipboard can be used as a basic RSS reader that allows you to keep track of updates to your favorite websites.

Flippin’ Out Over Flipboard

This entry was posted in Apps and tagged Assessment Collaboration Curation Digital Learning Productivity by Thomas Hammerlund

Kaizena-Voice-Feedback-on-Google-Feature — Kaizena is an add-on that makes it possible to leave voice feedback on Google Docs and Google Slides. Kaizena also includes customizable rubrics teachers can add to help students understand the feedback.

Feedback For Google Docs and Google Slides Presentations

This entry was posted in Apps and tagged Assessment Audio Recordings Digital Work Google Docs Google Slides Presentation by Thomas Hammerlund

Flubaroo Grading Assistant Feature — Flubaroo, an addon to Google Sheets will grade and analyze quizzes or homework for you. Flubaroo is your perfect grading assistant.

Flubaroo: Your Grading Assistant

This entry was posted in Apps and tagged Assessment Digital Learning Google Apps Google Sheets by Thomas Hammerlund

Formative assessment is one of the best ways to ensure student learning. Bob Oddo shares the Plickers app which makes it as easy as taking a picture of your class.

Plickers – Formative Assessment Made Easy

This entry was posted in Apps and tagged Assessment Digital Learning by Thomas Hammerlund