The document discusses assessment in MOOCs. It provides examples of different types of assessments that can be used, including authentic assessment, formative assessment, and summative assessment. Authentic assessments discussed include tasks, peer and self-assessment, and a term project called POPEYE. Formative assessments include weekly quizzes in various formats like multiple choice, fill in the blank, and matching. The document demonstrates how to create quizzes using an online learning platform and provides screenshots of the quiz creation process.
2. ASSESSMENT
Rosseni Din
Department of Community Education and Wellness
Personalized Education Research Group
Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia
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MOOC
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Table of
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Introduction
A Brief History of Assessment
Summative Assessment
The Learning Outcome: EduTechNovationDay
Alternative Assessment
What and How
UKM MOOC Portfolio
Some of UKM awesome projects
Eclectic Learning Design
The theory and pedagogy used aligned with authentic assessment
Formative Assessment
Weekly quizzes and individual reflections
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Key Points
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From the History of Measurement Video
Syntesize
21st century learners not only need to
know whats right or wrong and the
best answer to a problem or choices
Communicate
They need to present in various ways
to communicate their ideas and
propose their solution
Solve Problems
Need preparation to solve problems we
dont even know now
Personalized
Thus they need personalized learning
environment
Engaging
To facilitate learning with engaging
strategies and pedagogy
Feedback
That allows them to receive useful
feedback on their meaningful task and
projects
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8. Authentic Integrative Holistic
evaluate students' abilities in 'real-world'
contexts where learn how to apply their
skills to authentic tasks and projects.
an engaging and creative learning platform
that closely links to the realities graduates
will experience in the work force: a process
that combines the learning outcomes from
multiple topics into a series of streamlined,
realistic, employment focused activities.
Falsafah Pendidikan Negara that integrates
Physical, Emotional, Spritual and Intelect
now iCGPA
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Alternative Assessment 2
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10. Alternative Assessment
The what and the how
1 Authentic Task
Demonstrate learners ability
2 Process-Outcome
Focuses on learning processes
3 Learner Participation
Learner help set assessment criteria
4 Peer-Self Assessment
Learners have opportunities to assess themselves and peers
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From the Authentic Assessment Videos
Realistic &
Practical
Variety of
Resources
Personalized
Learning
Meaningful
Learning
Transferable to
Real Life
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xTraditional
xStandardized
12. Types of Assessment in OL MOOC
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Self Assessment
Each weekly module is
accompanied by end of module
quiz for self-assessment of
learners understanding
Peer Assessment
Continuous peer assessment
happens within group discussion
and among peers in the public
social learning platform provided
by OL in every module
Reflection
Students weekly reflection of
what they learn in class, at the
lab, in the field and via online
interaction can be observed by
facilitators and peers
EduTechNovation Day
Each small task are uploaded to
OL where cooperation and
collaboration can easily be
manage and help students
accomplish the term project
Weekly Quizzes Online Forum and Gallery Weekly Individual Blog Reflection Authentic PoPeye Term Project
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13. UKM MOOC 4/40
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A Brief History of Measurement
Lets Begin Now!
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3. Click Add a page
4. Enter a page name (Eg: Quiz)
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To start
create a
quiz, click
Edit Page
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5. Click Core Widgets
6. Choose Quiz
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7. Next, choose type of quiz.
For example: Click Crossword Puzzle
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8. To write an instruction, fill in the first box
9. Click Finish Editing.
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10. To edit the quiz content, go to the second box and Click to edit.
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11. Insert Title
12. You may edit message displayed when correct or incorrect.
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13. Create clues.
14. Add words.
15. Click Generate Crossword.
16. Click Finish Editing and Save and Close.
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LETS TRY MULTIPLE CHOICE QUIZ
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1. Click Add a page
2. Enter a page name (Eg: Quiz)
To start
create a
quiz, click
Edit Page
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3. Click Core Widgets
4. Choose Quiz
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5. Next, choose type of quiz.
For example: Click Multiple Choice
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6. To edit the quiz content, go to the second box and Click to edit.
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10. If you want to add more question, click the Multiple Choice menu
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11. After finish, click Save and Close.
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LETS TRY CATEGORY MATHCING QUIZ
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1. Click Add a page
2. Enter a page name (Eg: Quiz)
To start
create a
quiz, click
Edit Page
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3. Click Core Widgets
4. Choose Quiz
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5. Next, choose type of quiz.
For example: Click Category Matching
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8. To edit the quiz content, go to the second box and
Click to edit
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9. Fill in the Title
10. Create categories
11. Create item for each categories
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12. Click Finish Editing
13. Then click Save and Close 5
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LETS CREATE FILL IN THE BLANK QUIZ
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1. Click Add a page
2. Enter a page name (Eg: Quiz)
To start
create a
quiz, click
Edit Page
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3. Click Core Widgets
4. Choose Quiz
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5. Next, choose type of quiz.
For example: Click Fill in the Blank. Then click to edit
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6. Insert title.
7. Create your structure
8. Add word/clue to fill in the blank
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9. To add more question, click the Fill in the
Blank menu once again.
10. After finish, click Save and Close.
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LETS TRY MATCH IT QUIZ
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1. Click Add a page
2. Enter a page name (Eg: Quiz)
To start
create a
quiz, click
Edit Page
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3. Click Core Widgets
4. Choose Quiz
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5. Next, choose type of quiz.
For example: Click Match It!. Then click to edit.
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6. Insert question.
7. Insert the choice of answer and option text/image.
8. Match it! Then click Finish Editing and Save and Close
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LETS TRY SHORT ANSWER QUIZ
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1. Click Add a page
2. Enter a page name (Eg: Quiz)
To start
create a
quiz, click
Edit Page
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3. Click Core Widgets
4. Choose Quiz
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5. Next, choose type of quiz.
ie: Click Short Answer!. Then click to edit.
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6. Insert question in the title space.
7. Insert answer in the placeholder text.
8. Click Finish Editing.
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9. Click the Short Answer menu once again.
10. After finish, click Save and Close.
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68. Thank You for your
attention!
Any Questions?
Rosseni Din | MOOC Training 15-16 Nov 2016 @ UPM Credit: Template by Jun Akizaki http://thepopp.com
Editor's Notes
#6: 21st century learners not only need to know what is appropriate and not appropriate, what is right and what is wrong, what are the choices available and what is the most appropriate but they also need to synthesized knowledge, communicate clearly with others and solve problems we dont even know now. For that they need personalized, engaging and useful feedback on meaningful work.
#10:
21st century learners not only need to know what is appropriate and not appropriate, what is right and what is wrong, what are the choices available and what is the most appropriate but they also need to synthesized knowledge, communicate clearly with others and solve problems we dont even know now. For that they need personalized, engaging and useful feedback on meaningful work.
#14: 21st century learners not only need to know what is appropriate and not appropriate, what is right and what is wrong, what are the choices available and what is the most appropriate but they also need to synthesized knowledge, communicate clearly with others and solve problems we dont even know now. For that they need personalized, engaging and useful feedback on meaningful work.