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"We have come up with a completely online version at iRubric.com and it's free to individuals. You can build simple or complex rubrics, grade them online, re-purpose existing ones (currently over 78,000 rubrics), use the customizable template to…"
Andy Pethan replied to Inger's discussion Web 2.0 Assessment tools???"Also check out Rubistar - nice tool for creating paper rubrics from the web. Maybe someone could come up with a completely online version?
http://rubistar.4teachers.org/index.php"
suehellman replied to Inger's discussion Web 2.0 Assessment tools???"Some of these rubrics are hard to read (I expect he wants people to buy the book), but he has included a section for whoever is completing the rubric to give their evidence which is important feedback."
suehellman replied to Inger's discussion Web 2.0 Assessment tools???"It's a nice connection Nathan, but I'm finding some of the the actual rubrics there hard to read. I guess that means one is supposed to buy the book! What I did like was that there was a section that required the 'assessor' to…"
Nathan Ketsdever replied to Inger's discussion Web 2.0 Assessment tools???"Sue's post reminded me of this resource: http://eduwithtechn.wordpress.com/tag/assessment/
which has individual assessments for individual components."
suehellman replied to Inger's discussion Web 2.0 Assessment tools???"I have developed a mega Multi-Use Project Rubric -->http://docs.google.com/View?id=dgd6fk65_6hshttsr3. The idea is that you can either copy the parts of the table you want to use into another table or delete the lines you do not need. I have used…"
Nathan Ketsdever replied to Inger's discussion Web 2.0 Assessment tools???"That seems to be a $2 per kid investment ($3k to 6k) (assuming 500 to 1000 kids) over a 3 year time frame.
You could actually use Google docs (their form generator) or another free form generator online to create a free solution.
Although,…"
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- At 4:25am on June 1, 2009,
Inger said… - Thanks Mark. I'll check this out after school today.
- At 8:06pm on May 31, 2009,
Mark Cruthers said… - Hi Inger,
With your interest in Technology and Web tools, I recommend you take a look at Wiziq's virtual classroom and authorstream's power point presentation platform. Both are web based platforms, have a bunch of features and free basic service. Here’s a public class recording conducted by Nellie Deutsch on Technology Integration.
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