Digital Formative Assessment Tools by Hannah Hill (Each arrow by the given tool provides the link)

1. Tools

1.1. Audionote-a notebook and voice recording tool that can help students collaborate

1.2. educreations-a whiteboard style app that students can share on

1.3. formative feedback for learning-a communication tool between students and teachers to share feedback

1.4. google forms-an app through google drive that allows students to collaborate on a document

1.5. Lino-a "sticky note" style digital tool that can be used as exit slips

1.6. padlet-students can create and design projects to collaborate on

1.7. plickers-teachers can collect formative assessment data with one device

1.8. Smart response VE-a tool that allows teachers to spontaneously give quizzes

1.9. today meet-teachers can create a room in which students can share ideas and thoughts

2. Tools

2.1. answer garden- a polling tool to gauge understanding in learners.

2.2. animoto-students can create short video clips

2.3. coggle-a mindmapping tool to create webs of understanding

2.4. five card flicker-students use the photo app flickr to create visual stories

2.5. geddit-a tool that allows students to share how well they are understanding a concept

2.6. ithoughts-a mindmapping tool for students in which teachers can see their thought processes along the way

2.7. kahoot-a game based quiz tool where students compete against one another

2.8. mentimeter-a polling app that allows students to vote on questions that a teacher asks

2.9. socrative-quick engaging games that can be used for formative assessments

2.10. thinkbinder-on online organizational and collaborating tool

2.11. voice thread-voices can be recorded and shared to collaborate

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