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FORMATIVE VS. SUMMATIVE MINUTE PAPER TECH TOOLS FORMATIVE ASSESSMENT ALLOWS TEACHERS TO: Identify possible weak areas in student learning during the teaching process. Adjust method of instruction to provide additional clarity as the need arises. Using Formative Assessment During Library Instruction to Promote Student Reflection Carleen Huxley, Coordinator of Library Instruction, SUNY Jefferson Community College To create a meaningful formative assessment tool that would supplement our end of the semester (summative) information literacy assessment. happens during learning happens after learning FORMATIVE ASSESSMENT ALLOWS STUDENTS TO: Reflect on their own learning and identify any murky points. Be active participants in their own learning, providing earlier feedback to their teachers, thereby giving them more opportunity to address their learning needs. Very short writing activity, usually in the form of one or two reflective questions regarding the material covered in the days lesson. The way that you type words into a search engine really do matter. I learned how truncation and quotations are useful when searching databases. That changing your wording, even just a little, can change the amount of results you have. How to come up with different keywords to use to find different/more results Quotations and when to use them in a database search. How do you use this from home? Paper and pencil works just fine, but there are a few nifty tech tools that also work well for formative assessment. Kahoot http://getkahoot.com Socrative http://www.socrative.com Zaption https://www.zaption.com REFERENCES http://www.google.com/forms Davis, V. (2015, January 15). 5 Fantastic, fast, formativeassessment tools. Retrieved March 15, 2016, from http://edut.to/1G9Tn5N Popham, W. J. (2011). Transformative assessment. Alexandria, VA: Association for Supervision & Curriculum Development. Anderson, M. J. (2015). Rethinking assessment: Information literacy instruction and the ACRL framework. SJSU School of Information Student Research Journal, 5(2). Retrieved from http://bit.ly/1Uj1mDN GOAL
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FORMATIVE VS. SUMMATIVE MINUTE PAPER TECH TOOLS
FORMATIVE ASSESSMENT ALLOWSTEACHERS TO:
Identify possible weak areas in
student learning during the teaching
process.
Adjust method of instruction to
provide additional clarity as the need
arises.
Using Formative Assessment During Library Instruction to Promote Student ReflectionCarleen Huxley, Coordinator of Library Instruction, SUNY Jefferson Community College
To create a meaningful formative assessment tool that would supplement our end of the
semester (summative) information literacy assessment.
happens during learning
happens after learningSummative
FORMATIVE ASSESSMENT ALLOWS STUDENTS TO:
Reflect on their own learning and
identify any murky points.
Be active participants in their own
learning, providing earlier feedback to
their teachers, thereby giving them
more opportunity to address their
learning needs.
Very short writing activity, usually in the form of one
or two reflective questions regarding the material
covered in the days lesson.
Name one new thing youlearned during thispresentation.
Name one thing your arestill confused about afterthis presentation.
The way that you type words
into a search engine really
do matter.
I learned how truncation and
quotations are useful when
searching databases.
That changing your wording,
even just a little, can change
the amount of results you
have.
How to come up with
different keywords to use
to find different/more
results
Quotations and when to
use them in a database
search.
How do you use this from
home?
Paper and pencil works just fine, but there are a few nifty tech
tools that also work well for formative assessment.
GOOGLE FORMS Kahoot
http://getkahoot.com
Socrative
http://www.socrative.com
Zaption
https://www.zaption.com
REFERENCES
http://www.google.com/forms
Davis, V. (2015, January 15). 5 Fantastic, fast, formativeassessment tools.
Retrieved March 15, 2016, from http://edut.to/1G9Tn5N
Popham, W. J. (2011). Transformative assessment. Alexandria, VA:
Association for Supervision & Curriculum Development.
Anderson, M. J. (2015). Rethinking assessment: Information literacy instruction
and the ACRL framework. SJSU School of Information Student
Research Journal, 5(2). Retrieved from http://bit.ly/1Uj1mDN
Formative
GOAL
