Italian Journal of Educational Technology (May 2021)

ASSESSING LEARNING DURING EMERGENCY REMOTE EDUCATION

  • Charles B. Hodges,
  • Michael K. Barbour

DOI
https://doi.org/10.17471/2499-4324/1208

Abstract

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The authors discuss the applicability of common assessment types used in online instruction to the context of emergency remote education. Written assignments, online discussions, fieldwork, tests and quizzes, presentations, and e-portfolios are specifically addressed. The discussion includes the concepts of synchronous versus asynchronous assessments and issues related to academic integrity. The authors conclude by noting that empathy and radical flexibility are integral to assessment in emergency remote education.

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