Assessment tools can be used to help support active learning, facilitate team-building activities, and foster peer-to-peer learning. They also provide alternative assessment methods and can …

Click on specific assessment methods below to reveal recommended learning technologies that could facilitate such assessments. The learning outcome types are in order from lower-level …

Assessment methods should help the instructor answer the questions, “How do I know the required learning has taken place? What might I need to modify about the course to best …

Assessing student learning online can be challenging, especially in courses that were designed to be taught in-person. There are a number of strategies and tools that can help you develop or …

Assessment can consist of formative assessment, which is regular and frequent exercises to help students practice and apply their learning, or summative assessment, which includes …

Help students learn to carry out peer assessment by modeling appropriate, constructive criticism and descriptive feedback through your own comments on student work and well-constructed …

The process of effective self-assessment will require instruction and sufficient time for students to learn. Students are used to a system where they have little or no input in how they are …

Bring active learning to the classroom and help students engage with the content. Classroom polling transforms classroom learning from static to dynamic by changing students from …

Instructors can use classroom polling tools to facilitate in-class and online polling, and instantly receive responses from all students. Cornell supports these polling technologies: Poll Everywhere

Creating meaningful, effective assessments can be challenging, at every level of scale. Yet, many faculty have begun experimenting with assessment methods that are alternative or non …