Introduction.
Assessment is how we measure your understanding of what you have learned. In This unit of Digital Citizenship, you will not only be assessed through traditional methods but also through digital tools that will help you showcase your understanding, creativity and critical thinking. This lesson will introduce you to the different types of digital assessment and how they will assist you in becoming a responsible digital citizen.
What is Digital Assessment?
It refers to the use of digital tools to check understanding, knowledge and skills. It includes online quizzes, group discussions using digital tools, digital portfolios and project based projects that can be done using word processors and presentation tools. These assessments are more interactive and allow you to showcase your creativity, understanding and knowledge in various ways.
Different types of Digital Assessment.
Online quizzes- quick online assessment using platforms like Google Forms and Kahoot.
Reflective journals- Written or recorded video of what is learned.
Digital Portfolios - A collection of your best work shared online.
Group Projects - Collaborative presentations or posters made with tools like Google Slides.
Digital assessments will help you learn from your mistakes by giving you quick feedback, help you practice using real world technologies, makes it easier to share your progress with your teacher and parents and it will help you become creative and take ownership of your learning.
After completing the lesson you must be able to :
a. explain what digital assessment is and how it works.
b. explain the types of digital assessment and give examples.
c. determine how to collect and present your learning online.