Web 2.0 Assessment tools???
Does anyone know of a multimedia rich assessment template that can supplement the traditional report card system for parent conferences and showcase the authentic skills and learning not typically addressed in school. I am familiar with "EdCube" from Australia. Would love to hear comments from anyone using it, or other alternative assessment tools. Anyone heard of others?? Thanks.
Tags: Assessment, Multimedia, rich, templates
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Permalink Reply by Turadg Aleahmad on -
Readers of this thread may also be interested in a new system, QCommons, that is an open-source platform for sharing assessment and practice materials. The first topic area, Chemistry, is now live at chemistry.qcommons.org.
This project is part of my dissertation and I welcome any and all feedback on it. More details are in this blog post,
http://openeducationresearch.org/2009/09/qcommons-chemistry-bank/
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Permalink Reply by Jonathan Wylie on -
Try http://www.engrade.com/ ??
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Permalink Reply by Jonathan Wylie on
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Yeah, there is too much self promoting on this forum. Look back though Mike's post history and you see he has plugged this site whenever he could. Other people have done the same on here, and that is not what these forums are for...
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