Useful links and resources
Useful links and resources
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A-Z of Assessment Methods - University of ReadingThe University of Reading have produced this useful document: | |
Assessment tools - Adobe CaptivatePopular authoring platform - can create stand-alone or SCORM tutorials and quizzes. Option to publish as both swf and HTML5, and uses Flash if available (currently better quality/performance than HTML5). It has some scripting capabilities but is not as powerful as Flash. Expensive, and not part of Adobe Creative Cloud. Comparison Storyline v Captivate Useful Captivate blog by liribiri | |
Assessment tools - Articulate StorylinePopular authoring tool - competitor to Adobe Captivate. | |
Assessment tools - iSpringiSpring Suite
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Assessment tools - QuizletEnables students to easily create online flashcards or to use existing study sets. Good mobile app. | |
Assessment tools - Vet ReviseMobile-friendly website which enables students to use existing Flashcard sets or create new ones. Created by a current RVC student, Matt Dobson. It cleverly asks student how confident they are in their answer to work out when that question should be asked again. | |
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Examples - Khan AcademyThis website uses online assessment and gamification to great effect - worth exploring | |
Examples - Student Video PresentationsHow Student Video Presentations Can Build Community in an Online Course The Chronicle of Higher Education Case study - students presented their solutions to online Calculus homework questions by filming themselves and then posting the videos to YouTube. | |