Educational Technology

July 6, 2018

CREATING FORMATIVE AND/OR SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENTS WITH VIDEO

Filed under: Educational Technology — admin @ 12:30 am

by Matthew Lynch, Tech Evocate

A video is a very flexible method for assessing student learning. A video report on a social studies topic, for example, can incorporate a thesis statement, research from a variety of primary and secondary sources, the development of a logical argument, and a conclusion. The project can be completed alone or in a group, creating a collaborative learning environment. Students will immediately see the results of their work and be encouraged to revise, deepening their learning and improving their performance on the assignment. In addition, they can watch other students’ videos on the assignment and see that a topic can be handled in more than one way and that different conclusions can be reached. Most important, making and watching videos is fun and student enthusiasm will show through in their effort on the task and in the quality of their work.

Creating Formative and/or Summative Assessments with Video

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