Kelly Wilkinson

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Using Objective and/or Subjective Evaluations

Tomi, That is a great assessment strategy. How do you grade them to ensure consistency ? Dr. Kelly Wilkinson

Kelly Wilkinson

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Using Objective and/or Subjective Evaluations

Katrina, How do you grade them? Do you use a rubric? Dr. Kelly Wilkinson

Kelly Wilkinson

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Using Objective and/or Subjective Evaluations

Brian, I think it is a hybrid. It works for you and it measures what you need to measure and that is what is important. Dr. Kelly Wilkinson

Kelly Wilkinson

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Summative Assessments

Bruce, Yes, how do make sure they complement your assessments. Dr. Kelly Wilkinson

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Technology Assessment Tools

Carole, What a great post. Assessment is not easy and can be complex. You want it to be meaningful toward individual student learning and to use it as an analytic for the course. Consideration of purpose and outcome must be thoroughly reviewed. Dr. Kelly Wilkinson

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Technology Assessment Tools

Bruce, Wow, a great list. All are so important for success online. Do you have strategies to deal with these? Dr. Kelly Wilkinson

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Technology Assessment Tools

Dawn, There is nothing wrong with fun! Fun and learning can work together. I like your list! Dr. Kelly Wilkinson

Kelly Wilkinson

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Summative Assessments

Tami, I too like the backward design. In fact, you should be able go from assessment and "connect the dots" all the way through activities to learning goals and back down. Everything should link. Dr. Kelly Wilkinson

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Summative Assessments

Terry, True, they also must be reliable in that they measure consistently what they are suppose to measure. Dr. Kelly Wilkinson

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Summative Assessments

Katrina, You are right. We expect our students to change and work toward improvement and we don't always practice what we preach. Dr. Kelly Wilkinson