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How technology can change assessment

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Abstract

Many discussions of technology-based assessments concentrate on automating current methods of testing to save time and cost. However, technology also changes what educators can assess, how and when to assess it, and for what purpose. Assessments can be embedded in ICTs, and have the potential to measure learning processes, in addition to end-of-lesson knowledge. Technology-aided assessments are useful not only in the evaluation of ICTs, but also as part of the design process, leading to iterative improvement. This brief focuses on assessment in ICTs, discussing how technology-enabled assessments can be leveraged to improve ICT design and student learning.

Author
Blair, Kristen
Schwartz, Daniel
Corporate Author
UNESCO Institute for Information Technologies in Education(IITE)
Year of publication
2012
Imprint
Moscow (IITE, 2012, p.12)
Source database
curatED
Language