Transform your Teaching with Self-Grading Digital Assessments
Let’s Talk Transforming your Teaching with Self-Grading Digital Assessments
Teachers – don’t you often feel like there is no end to grading student work -whether papers, essays, quizzes, or even digital assessments in formats like Google slides or Seesaw??
What are Digital Assessments and Which Types are Self-Grading?
There is a solution – let me give you the rundown. Google Slides can provide assessment options (you would need to look at each student’s work to assess them), you can do digital exit tickets (either in Google slides or Google forms), or assessments with Google Forms, which could be self grading, or not!
Google Slides and Digital Exit Tickets
Google slides are great for more open ended assessments, such as having students move letter tiles to spell words. Digital exit tickets can be a quick check with Google Forms or open ended in Google Slides, too.
Google Forms (self-grading!)
Here’s the secret – Google Forms is a terrific way to incorporate paperless seat work AND a great option for assessments and exit tickets . Google Forms can be multiple choice (usually) or can include some open response. BUT the biggest news is that Google forms can be self-grading and provide instant feedback and data for teachers.
Do you want to learn how to make digital assessments like thes for your students? Check out this video from Ms. Bellen’s classroom that walks you through it:
Keep reading for examples of ready to go self-grading digital assessments, plus a free sample that you can download!
Ready to use Examples
Here are two examples of self-grading digital assessments with Google Forms I used with my own students and have at my Teachers Pay Teachers Store.
Here’s a peek at one of the quizzes included – each topic has 2 quizzes so you can do a pre-test and post-test if you like!
And as a teacher you can see the results as soon as each student completes an assessment! You can see how many students are done, what the average score is, what the range is, and frequently missed questions! Great way to plan who needs some support or reteaching.
Google Forms also provide easy to read visual graphs for you, the teacher, to be able to assess the results.
And you can create Google sheets with the data all in one spreadsheet for analysis and / or sharing with your math or reading coach or principal, or a mentor teacher.
So why use self-grading Google Forms for your digital assessments? They can save you time, give you valuable insights, and help you make better teaching decisions.
Five Star Reviews
One of the happy teachers who grabbed it says, “Great resource and very easy to use with my students. Thank you for making things easier for me “.
Another says, “I have used these math assessments before and during the school closures. I love that they are self grading and that you included two versions of each quiz. When I first introduced these to my students during the first trimester, they were happy to learn that there was a second version and requested to take it to see if they could improve their scores – so cool! Great resource!”
Click on the cover below if you are ready to give the bundle of self-grading digital assessments a try!
If you want just one or two assessments,click here to look at the bundle andclick this link to see which resources you can buy individually!
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