26 Teacher Tools To Create Online Assessments. You teach, which means you need to know what students do and don’t understand. Which means you need to assess. You teach in the 21st century, which means you use the internet and digital tools to plan, share, and curate learning. This means online assessments could be a boon to your teaching, whether for blended learning, a flipped classroom, eLearning, to better communicate learning progress to parents, or for students to track their own mastery.
So then one or two of the 26 teacher tools to create online assessments by Classroomaid Chuang may prove useful to you, yes? E-learning Software, Services and Authoring Tools from authorGEN. Introduction to LAMS.
Claroline. Moodle. Si loin Si proche. E-Learning Strategy. Comparatif. Out with the old LMS in with the new: Part I « E-Learning 24/7 Blog. Out with the old into the new LMS: Part 2 « E-Learning 24/7 Blog. 10 Things to Consider Before Choosing an LMS. So you know you want an LMS. Good. This article isn’t here to tell you why you need one, or why you should use one, this is a guide for anyone who already knows they want an LMS, just wants a guide for what to check for.
Over the years I have spent many hours testing content and trying various different Learning Management Systems, and have even done some LMS (like) design work with Articulate Online. Over that time period I have had the opportunity to learn a lot about what does work well, and what doesn’t work well in a lot of systems, so based on my knowledge on the subject, here is my list 10 things to consider before choosing in an LMS. 1. What LMS Standard does it use (AICC, SCORM 1.2, or SCORM 2004)? There are 3 LMS standards of significance these days, AICC, SCORM 1.2 and SCORM 2004. A little history on the standards… The AICC standard was developed by the aviation industry in 1993 and has evolved a bit over the years, but remains pretty similar to its roots. 2. 3.
Use Scripted Demos. LMS Resources. More LMS Options for Associations on a Budget. And the emails just keep coming in! Of course I welcome more leads and suggestions for LMSes that are well-suited to the association sector and will continue to include links periodically. I am finding that I just don’t have the time to try out all of them. I am hoping to get a sample course together to post in various places so you can see how the same course or tutorial would work/look in different environments, but what I produce and what you’re going to offer are likely different anyway, so doing your own experimentation is your best option.
For the time being, know that I’ll note where I’ve experimented and where I haven’t… none of these comments are endorsements; no one paid for a chance to be listed here. Finally, a few words of caution: You’ve probably heard that the wiki platform Ning is shutting down its free option; subscribers either have to move their content off Ning or start ante-ing up for the paid version. That said… Here are a few more LMS and LCMS options to consider: E-learning open source. Home - LAMS Documents (English)