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Developing criteria and rubrics for assessment

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Larry Ferlazzo: Best Lists for Learning about Formative Assessment

For All Rubrics: Rubrics for the iPad

Why Rubrics: Tutorial on using rubrics

Quality Rubrics: Resources on using rubrics

Kathy Schrock: Assessments and Rubrics (extensive rubrics resources)

Eli: Program designed to facilitate peer review: free for teachers

Scott Filkins: Should Formative Assessments Be Graded

Andrew Miller: Tips on Creating Rubrics, Edutopia

Every Teachers' Guide to Assessment. Edudemic

Bibliography: Articles on use of digital badges

Use Blogging for Reflection and Assessment

Cathy Davidson: Using the e-rubric rubric tool and badges for evaluation

Rubrics and Rubric Makers: lots of rubric creation sites

TeacherVision: Creating rubrics

Blogging rubric

Kamenetz, A. (2014). Tests that look like video games. National Public Radio

Digitales: Digital Media Scoring Guides

Rubrics for evaluating blogs

Calibrated Peer Review (CPR)

Rubric for evaluating podcasts

6 Traits of Writing

Interactive 6 Traits Writing Process: training in the use of 6-trait scoring

Chico State University: English Assessment Wiki: creating writing assessment criteria

Digitized Audio Commentary

Cathy Davidson: Using crowdsourcing assessment: peers assess posts and if "thumbs down," peers revise to receive points

Jing screencasting tool for giving recording teacher comments for student viewing of their writing

Using Jing to make audio comments in an online context

Training videos on how to set up and use Jing

Camtasia screencasting tool

Jonathan Chambers: Using Diigo to write annotation comments

Collaborative Assessment of Blog Posting

Teaching English: Encouraging Peer Response

Lindsay Jordan: Video: Using Moodle for Peer Assessment

Commentpress: Wordpress plug-in for adding comments to posts

Duke University Center for Instructional Technology: Using audio peer feedback

Digital Media Center, University of Minnesota, Assisting Peer Review

Annenberg Learner Corp: video on peer feedback (requires free sign-up for access)

Peer group feedback: Readingonline

Michigan State Writing Center: Peer-Response Workshop

Making comments with Google Docs

Sonja Mack, ReadWriteThink Lesson: Improve Students’ Writing Using Online Workshops

Linda Nilson: Helping Students Help Each Other: Making Peer Feedback More Valuable

Writer's Window: New Zealand site for sharing writing and adding to continuous stories

SWoRD: online anonymous peer feedback system

Articles on uses of SWoRD

SWoRD: Tutorial on how to give effective peer feedback

Apple Educator Showcase: Using Garageband for Students Self-Assessing

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