Assessments
Assessments
- Use assessments when appropriate in Canvas such as assignments, discussions, quizzes, and etc.
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Make sure assessments have a unique title.
- Ex. March 30 - April 3 Assignment #1
- Ex. Transmath 3: Unit 2: Lesson 10 -Problem Solving Activity
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Assessments must have due dates.
- Due dates populate a "To Do" list & calendar for students, and they can make it easier for students to understand what and when assignments are due.
- Due dates are necessary for passing back assignments to Skyward (secondary).
- Due dates are needed to view/separate grades for the different grading periods.
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When grading assessments, provide feedback in the comment section of Canvas.
- When appropriate, use the DocViewer in Speedgrader to provide detailed and individualized feedback.
- Create and use rubrics for assignments. This allows students to know how they will be graded on assignments, and it provides an easy way to provide feedback on assignments.
- Unpublish assignments not being used.
Something to Consider
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Use assignment groups to organize assignments:
- Assignments
- Assessments
- Practice
Or
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- Quarter 1 Assignments
- Quarter 2 Assignments
- Unpublished Assignments
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Use assignment groups to weight overall assignments:
- Assignments = 20%
- Assessments = 70%
- Participation = 10%
Or
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- Assignments = 20%
- Practice = 0%
- Assessments = 80%
Training Resources
Assignments
Created by the 7th grade ELA online course creation team - Anna McNamer, Shauna McClendon, and Trina McGowan. |
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Created by David Olsen, Science at Butler Middle School. |
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Quizzes
Classic Quizzes
Created by Janelle Bailey, 5th grade online teacher at Oakdale Elementary |
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New Quizzes
Created by Jill Glazier, 4th grade teacher at Altara Elementary |
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