Student+Response+Systems



 Google Docs The use of Google Docs for assessment is through what are called "forms." Using this tool, teachers can create their own assessments similar to a questionnaire related to the topic that is being covered. Question format can be in true/false, short answer, essay, multiple choice or scale. The students simply open the URL given from the teacher on their own device to complete the assessment. Another positive aspect of this tool is that summaries of student answers can be immediately collected into a spreadsheet format by Google to be viewed by the teacher online. Additionally, the forms in which teachers create can be viewed and completed by students on their own time, so this type of tool would be essential in assessments that can be done outside of the classroom or during a flexible time period.

eClicker
 * Can support up to 64 responders
 * True/False and Multiple Choice
 * Teacher controlled student display screen [[image:eclicker.png width="202" height="291" align="right"]]
 * Can include images both uploaded and drawn
 * Teachers can share questions via Bluetooth
 * History of data and reports can be viewed



Question Press Below are examples of the types of assessment screens that can be created through Question Press. This program that provides instant responses to be accessible to the teacher. It also provides the ability to automatically correct responses in true/false, multiple choice, yes/no, short answer, fill in the blank, and numeric type questions. Both students and teachers can follow along during an assessment through a feature titled "current session." Directions can be given and a whole-class type format can be done for an assessment if additional assistance is needed.



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