Digital tools Change up the way you and your students work! There are loads of online timesavers for formative assessment and feedback as well as taking class tasks online! Here are a few hacks to keep your students on track with hitting their goals. Assessing online with Google Forms
Digitise your feedback
Quizzes in Google forms are simple to set up and
impact and a personal touch.
can be a quick way to start the week or lesson.
Give your students feedback with an immediate
Type your feedback
Choose from multiple choice to short and long answer questions
Use typed comments across Microsoft 365
Prompts can be given in the form of images for younger students
OneNote. Just click on the speech bubble in the
applications including Word, PowerPoint and top right of any application. Learn more here .
Distribute a quiz simply by sharing or embedding a link in a Google Classroom Convert results into easy to interpret data – think graphs, and average/mean/range of class scores Add in automated feedback
Learn more with Google ➚ Learning to assess online with Google Forms
➚ Classroom productivity and collaboration with docs, slides and forms
Write your feedback Write or draw digitally with a stylus on student work in Microsoft OneNote. Highlight areas of concern, provide guidance and even insert stickers. Simply click ‘Draw’ and then select your pen.
Audio feedback Provide detailed guidance and feedback using your voice in tools such as Microsoft OneNote. Just click insert and then Audio. Learn more here .
Video feedback Give feedback to the whole class using a short video. This might be a good mid-point during an assessment or general feedback for the group. Using Apple Clips on an iPad or iPhone is a great 14
way to record a video. Learn more here .