Assessment Tools

Flipgrid is a tool that is used to capture a student's thoughts or thinking. It is starting

Plickers is a cool way of making assessment more physically tangible. Students hold up QR code cards that represent different answers based on the direction it is facing up. Teachers use their iPad or phone to scan the room to collect the answers.

Kahoot! is a mainstay in classrooms around the world. For those who have never used Kahoot!, essentially what it is used for is a highly engaging 4 question quiz that participants join using any device by going to the site and entering the join code. It has a game show feel to it. Very fun.

Quizlet is like the ultimate flashcard assessment tool. It's self paced, you can create different types of questions or you can create Kahoot like game simulations. These can be done in teams or as individual players.

This website is like time traveling it is so old, however, rubric design hasn't gotten much of a makeover. Rubistar is a rubric maker that is fairly easy to use and is an alternative to those that may or may not be present in your learning management system.

For summative assessments, presenting with a digital aide or doing so in a flipped manner can be appropriate. Check out our digital presentation tools.

Turn a Google Form into a Quiz using this application. There is a quiz feature when creating. This can be used in either a formative or summative way.

At AISL, we use Google Classroom from grades 3 and up. Within Classroom you can create a summative test. If you wanted more, you could go on a limb and create a classroom using an LMS (Learning Management System) such as Edmodo, Schoology, or Moodle which would give you a few more bells and whistles.

This Addon allows you to annotate and create assessments from any website. Just install this into the browser and get to work. Then give your kids the assessment.