Use of Educational Technology in Assessment and Evaluation
Technology in education is very important. It
is essential for teachers to assess their children in an effective way. As teachers, we are always finding new
innovations that make your subjects interesting and engaging for students.
There are thousands of different educational plat forma that teachers can use
to assess their children.
If I become a leading teacher I will advise all my
teachers to use blogger to assess their children. Blogger is a platform where
we can store lots of information. A platform where anyone can use and find
information. Through blogger, we grow our knowledge and learn new things each
and every day. It’s incredible how much potential blogging has as a tool for
education, so teachers, let’s find out how to get this into our classrooms.
As teachers we can find new innovations that make our
subjects interesting and engaging students.
To use blogger, first I will explain how to use blogger to
my teachers. First create a classroom-run blog. The
first part of this method is bringing the entire classroom on board with the
idea. After that open up a discussion among the students to suggest ideas. Use a Blog to Communicate with Students and Parents.
Explain that teachers can assign posts to students and encourage use the blog.
Use a blog communicate with students and parents.
How Does Blogging Benefit Your Students?
It is a place
where students can write freely and express their knowledge on something.
Blogging teaches a
number of valuable skills that will help students succeed in their career
regardless of the subject.
Students become
experts by using blogger.
Students can manage
their online identity and build trust
Can learn new
things every day.
Can get technical
knowledgeHelp to connect
with new peopleCan become an
author
How teachers are benefited by blogger
Teachers can easily assess their children because
teachers can see each and every ones work in one page.
Teachers can assign tasks at one
Provide opportunities for students to take more control
of their learning.
Motivates students to become better readers and writers.
Promotes discussion among students.
Encourages the use of the Internet and the Web among
students (and teachers)
