Use of Educational Technology in Assessment and
Evaluation
Now days,
applying technology in the educational process is essential. Therefore,
teachers need to apply different teaching techniques and assessment methods
with technology, in order to gain students motivation and develop academic
performance and several skills.
As a leading
teacher, I would prefer my teachers to do their assessment with the greatest
tool for Formative assessment. As I believe, in formative assessment,
teachers check student understanding, get valuable data on student
learning, and then use that data to modify instruction. When teachers know
the students level of understanding regarding a particular concept, the tool
below helps to find that meets the students need and it will also help teachers
to assess them more easily or accurately as well.
The technological tool that I prefer to provide is “Classkick”. It
is easy-to-use, real-time monitoring, feedback, and assessment for 1-to-1.
There are so many ways teachers can use Classkick, from embedding
resources for future review to asking higher-order thinking questions to using
text and scribe features to work out math problems. Science lab instructions
are easily laid out in step-by-step slides, giving students the opportunity to
demonstrate learning at each step. Or go even further and create a virtual
textbook where students can read information and take notes or add links they
can reference later. Take advantage of teachable moments by adding in questions
to check for understanding in a lesson. Identify students who are struggling,
and give them assistance without alerting their peers. Alternatively, encourage
peer teaching by having early finishers answer their classmates' questions.
Differentiation is easy with opportunities to collect student
responses via writing, drawing, uploading images, or recording audio. Visual
feedback in the form of stickers, or audio feedback for students who prefer to
listen, gives teachers a chance to meet individual student needs.
Want students to be the teachers or have a bit of fun? Pair Classkick with a
tool like, explain everything to allow students to create their own slides
and share with teachers for a collaborative book of poetry, review lesson, or
fun content-related memes.
