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ICT's Role in Student Assessment

1. ICT helps teachers store and record student data and information easily using tools like Excel to compute grades. This saves teachers time that can be used for other work. ICT also allows students to be assessed through things like vlogs or interviews to explore learning. 2. As a future teacher, the author will use both traditional and 21st century assessment methods. Performance assessments will show student capabilities, but formative and summative assessments are less time consuming for teachers. 3. Advantages of ICT assessment are easier access to information and faster work, while disadvantages include potential student distraction and addiction. Conventional assessments are easier for multiple choice but essay assessments take more time to grade each student response.

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ICT's Role in Student Assessment

1. ICT helps teachers store and record student data and information easily using tools like Excel to compute grades. This saves teachers time that can be used for other work. ICT also allows students to be assessed through things like vlogs or interviews to explore learning. 2. As a future teacher, the author will use both traditional and 21st century assessment methods. Performance assessments will show student capabilities, but formative and summative assessments are less time consuming for teachers. 3. Advantages of ICT assessment are easier access to information and faster work, while disadvantages include potential student distraction and addiction. Conventional assessments are easier for multiple choice but essay assessments take more time to grade each student response.

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Week 11 Activity

CRISSEL R. ANTHONY TECHNOLOGY FOR TEACHING & LEARNING 1


2BSED SIR PHILIP RAMOS

Answer the following question:


1. What is the role of ICT in assessing student learning? Cite specific examples.
The role of ICT in assessing student learning because it helps the teachers in storing
and recording the data and information of each students. It makes the work of teacher easier
through the use of excel formulas can compute easily the grades of students. The teacher will
save time and use it in other schools works to be productive. Also using ICT, the student can
explore there learning we can use this tool like giving an assessment to do vlogs or interviews.

2. As a future teacher, how will you assess your future students?


As a future teacher I will assess my future students a combination of traditional and
st
21 century of teaching and assessing. Although nowadays, authentic or performance
assessment is widely use. Authentic assessment can help the student to show their capabilities.
But it will be better if we could sometimes put formative and summative assessment in learning
because this type of assessment is less time consuming unlike authentic assessment.

3. What are the advantages and disadvantages of using ICT in assessment? How about
conventional assessment methods?
Advantage of ICT is it made easy to get information and make our work faster while
the disadvantage of ICT some students use this and become distracted and addicted in using
this technology. Advantage of conventional assessment is during checking the examination it is
easier specially if you give your student multiple choice type of exam but if you use the essay
type it will took a long time checking because you need to read each paragraph written by your
student very time consuming.

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