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Focus on the essential content ("need-to-know") over supporting content ("nice-to-know")
Assign performance tasks that require students to apply their knowledge to novel situations
Offer smaller testing events by chunking your assessments
Focus on creative yet simple ways to assess (i.e., conversations or oral defenses)
Use the technology tools that align and support your methods of assessment
Teach and promote academic honesty
Source: "Summative Assessment in Distance Learning" (Edutopia, 2020)
Below are several alternative assessment types that could fit well in a hybrid learning environment. Each link directs you to an overview of that particular assessment type, including a description, sample tasks, tips and tricks, and a sample student checklist. Also included are a list of tech tools that could potentially support each assessment type. Learn more about our district's hybrid tech resources here.
Supporting Resources: Flipgrid, NoRedInk, Infogram, Canva, Turnitin, Google Docs
Supporting Resources: NoRedInk, Turnitin, Google Docs
Supporting Resources: Flipgrid, Infogram, Canva, Turnitin, Google Slides
Supporting Resources: Infogram, Canva, Google Slides
Supporting Resources: NoRedInk, Infogram, Canva, Turnitin, Google Docs
Supporting Resources: Screencastify, Google Meet/Zoom, Pear Deck, Flipgrid, Google Slides, Infogram, Canva
-AFHS Geometry Team
-AFHS US History Team
-DEHS Fine Arts Team
Do you have an effective assessment tip/strategy/sample that you'd like to share? Please contact edservices@aguafria.org
The Center for Assessment COVID-19 Response Resources
WEBINAR: Supporting Remote Learning with SchoolCity
Edutopia: Summative Assessment in Distance Learning
Edutopia: Formative Assessment in Distance Learning
Don’t Panic: The Hitchhiker’s Guide to Alternative Assessment
3P Learning: Online Assessment Strategies for Distance Teachers and Learners