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Main ideas / concepts

Assessment in technology-based learning is described as a way to collect and process information to achieve learning outcomes.
In technology-based learning, assessment can be carried out using various digital tools and in multiple ways.
The key goals of assessment are fourfold:
1. Measure student competency achievement (how well students master expected knowledge, skills, and attitudes)
2. Monitor student learning progress over time (track development and detect areas needing improvement)
3. Provide feedback to students (inform them of strengths/weaknesses and give improvement direction)
4. Evaluate learning effectiveness (judge whether the learning process worked and identify what should be improved)

Timing: during the learning process
Purpose: monitor learning progress and provide feedback
Examples:
- online quizzes
- discussion assignments in a forum
- self-reflection activities

Timing: at the end of learning
Purpose: measure overall achievement of student learning outcomes
Core idea: evaluates learning results after the learning process is completed

Timing: continuous collection throughout learning
Purpose: track development and achievement by assessing accumulated student work
Portfolio formats: writing, images, videos, and other digital products

Purpose: have students apply knowledge and skills in real situations
Examples: presentations, simulations, role plays
Assessment method noted: these can be recorded and then assessed through video

Google Classroom
- used to create and manage assessments and provide feedback
Kahoot
- used to create interactive quizzes
Padlet and Mentimeter
- used to collect student answers and ideas in real time
Loom
- used to record screens and create video tutorials/presentations

Consider:

Always align assessment methods and tools with:
- learning objectives
- student characteristics

No individual speaker is explicitly identified by name.
Source referenced in content: Google Classroom, Kahoot, Padlet, Mentimeter, Loom (as tool examples).