Formative Assessment Tools By Katie King (Hoy)

1. Quia

1.1. Teachers can create games, quizzes, surveys, etc. Or they can use what other educators have already created.

2. Yacapaca

2.1. A simple way to create and assign quizzes.

3. Padlet

3.1. A virtual blank space for students to discuss a topic. They can add video, audio and pictures as well as written words.

4. Nearpod

4.1. Can be used as a response system, but takes that information to help create differentiated, interactive lessons.

5. Recap

5.1. A video-based formative assessment tool. It allows the teacher to pose a question and the students respond with a short video recorded on their phone. Then the teacher can provide feedback.

6. PearDeck

6.1. Teachers can plan and build interactive presentations that students can participate in using their mobile devices.

7. Flubaroo

7.1. Use as an add-on with Google Forms. It helps quickly grade assessments in order for teachers to give feedback quickly to the students. It also allows you to run reports to gather student data.

8. Survey/Polling Tools

8.1. Obsurvey

8.1.1. Create surveys, polls, and questionnaires quickly and with ease.

8.2. PollDaddy

8.2.1. Teachers use to create quizzes, polls and surveys.

8.3. PollEverywhere

8.3.1. Teachers can create polls and ask questions. As students answer, teachers can see the results in real time.

8.4. Scattervox

8.4.1. A polling tool that makes questions 2-dimensiional by having respondents use quadrants for their response.

9. Kahoot!

9.1. A game-based response system that gives students and teachers instant feedback. Points given for quickest and correct answer.

10. Google Forms

10.1. Teachers can use Forms to create quizzes, tests, etc. All answers are sent to the creator (teacher) of the form.

11. Plickers

11.1. A quick way to formatively assess in a one device classroom. Students have answer cards and the teacher can pick up their answers using their phone or tablet device.

12. Classkick

12.1. A place for teachers to post assignments. Both teachers and peers can give feedback to the posted assignments.

13. Quizlet

13.1. Teachers are able to create flashcards, quizzes, tests and study games for students to use. Accessible online or via a mobile device

14. Verso

14.1. A feedback tool that allows teachers to set up learning using a URL. The students download the app and respond to the assignment. The teacher can group the responses and check engagement levels.

15. AnswerGarden

15.1. Use it for real time polling, online brainstorming and classroom feedback.

16. Chatzy

16.1. A place to hold online conversations in private. It can be a place to post "exit tickets" and keep the conversation going after class ends.

17. TodaysMeet

17.1. Another way to have a conversation online. Its a great way to have a conversation while you are showing a video. Students can respond to a question via their device.