Assessment
Design assessments that measure learning effectively and provide feedback that helps students improve.
Assessment design basics
- Types of Assessment – Explore multiple options for assessing student learning, including discussions, assignments, quizzes, and exams.
- Activities versus Assessments: Measuring Student Learning – Learn how low-stakes activities build toward larger assessments.
- Designing Assignments and Activities with Generative AI in Mind – Create assignments that encourage authentic thinking while accounting for AI tools.
Designing and delivering quizzes and exams
Use quizzes and exams to measure learning accurately while supporting academic integrity.
- Best Practices for Creating Multiple-Choice Questions – Learn how to write effective multiple-choice questions.
- Administering Online Exams – Explore options for running exams and assessments online.
- Promoting Academic Integrity in Moodle Quizzes – Configure quiz settings and design questions to support academic integrity.
Providing feedback and using rubrics
Providing clear feedback and expectations help students improve their work.
- Providing Effective Feedback – Explore strategies for instructor and peer feedback.
- Rubric Best Practices, Examples, and Templates – Create clear rubrics that communicate expectations and guide feedback.
- Peer Review with Digital Tools – Use peer feedback activities to deepen learning.
Grading
Using grading approaches that improve transparency, efficiency, and student understanding.
- Moodle Gradebook: Basic Setup, Display and Functionality – Learn how to calculate course grades and step-by-step instructions on how to set up a Moodle grade book.
- Make Your Gradebook Student-Friendly – Organize the Moodle gradebook to make grades easier for students to understand.
- Ungrading Toolkit: Learning vs. Earning – Explore alternative grading approaches that focus on learning rather than points.
- Assessment and Evaluation of Group Work in Moodle – Learn several strategies for group work evaluation and provides pros and cons for each.
Using tools for assessment
Explore digital tools that support grading, feedback, and assignment management.
- Assessing Student Learning With Core Moodle Tools – Overview of Moodle’s built-in assessment tools.
- Google Assignments in Moodle – Collect assignments and provide feedback through Google Drive integration.
- Gradescope: Streamline the Grading Experience – Use Gradescope to simplify assignment submission and grading.
- Turnitin: Writing Feedback, Plagiarism Checks, and Peer Review – Use Turnitin tools to support writing feedback and academic integrity.