Assessment

Deliver your chosen math curricula’s formative assessments -- from problem sets to exit tickets -- through the only free math platform built on learning science.

This site is a how-to text on creating authentic tasks, rubrics, and standards for measuring and improving student learning.

This free online tool allows teacher to use polls for learning checks and to keep track of student engagement and build quizzes to assess student progress. It integrates with other platforms and supports the import of content from a variety of sources

A free site for students and teachers to make short, private videos. Lots of options for easily adding features such as filters, gifs, and text. The site requires registration.

Educators upload their own content and the the platform transforms it into assessments. Free basic accounts for teachers offer unlimited Formatives, real-time student response, basic grading tools, feedback, and Google Classroom integration.

GoClass is a cloud-based teaching and learning application designed to enable teachers to transform their instruction time into a hands-on, participatory learning experience using mobile devices, PCs, and projection screens to connect students and learning content in more meaningful ways. GoClass lesson plans are organized into three distinct sections—Show, Explain & Ask—allowing teachers to populate and organize images, documents, videos, URLs, teacher notes and assessments into a structured sequence of lesson plan elements.

Google Forms is an easy ways to create and share formative assessments. Create video quizzes, multiple-choice, or short answer questions quickly. Free to use!

Online tools for creating interactive games for your classroom. Basic functions are free but more complex options require a $3/month subscription.

A polling tool that allows teachers to test knowledge, start discussions, and give students the chance to ask you the right questions at the right time. Accounts are free and have access to basic feature -- advanced features are only available with a paid subscription.

A great new tool that brings together VR and augmented reality applications with more traditional lesson plans. It offers virtual field trip experiences, in which students can learn about worldwide historic sites. With hundreds of free and paid VR lesson plans, it has numerous educational materials for grades K-12 and various school subjects. Free, with subscriptions for extra content

This formative assessment tool allows you to incorporate questions and activities into Google Slides so that formative assessment doesn’t have to slow down during a lecture. Free accounts give you a good set of basic tools. More advanced features require a subscription.

Engage your class with fun gamified quizzes. With this free online tool, you'll get instant data and help students grow with personalized teaching - get started in minutes.

A free tool for teachers to create self-paced quizzes to review, assess, and engage—in class and at home. It now has AI features and an extension that will turn any webpage into a quiz.

Create flashcard sets with your own terms and definitions or choose from the flashcard sets created by other users.

A free account with this tool will let you engage students with live polls. Create three polls per class with the free version.

This site allows allows teachers to create polls and gamified quizzes for assessment with real-time results visible on screen. The free plan allows one public room with up to 50 students.

Learn how to efficiently use Google Forms to incorporate formative assessment in our classroom.

In this week's education technology tutorial, Sam Kary shows teachers how to use Pear Deck, a Google Slides Add-on, to dramatically increase student participation.

Learn how to make interactive videos in Nearpod with their brand-new fall 2020 update, released August 3rd!