Three Good Tools for Building Flipped Lessons That Include Assessment Tools

In the right setting the flipped classroom model can work well for some teachers and students. I recently received an email from a reader w...

Rubrics for Blogging and Multimedia Projects

Assessment is one of the things that I'm often asked about in my blogging and website creation workshops . One of the assessment resourc...

QuizBean - Quickly Create and Distribute Quizzes to Students Even If They Don't Have Email Addresses

QuizBean is a nice platform for creating simple image-based quizzes that your students can complete online. The service recently received s...

CCSS-Aligned Rubrics for Project Based Learning

In a Tweet over the weekend I mentioned that the Buck Institute for Education offers good project based learning activities. Most of what B...

TenMarks Offers 20,000+ Math Practice Problems Aligned to Common Core Standards

TenMarks is a service that offers an online mathematics program designed to supplement your in-classroom mathematics instruction. I tried t...

Three Good Ways to Use Socrative In Your Classroom

The last part of the short presentation about backchannels and informal assessment that I gave at the Texas Library Association's confer...

5 Ways to Blow the Top Off of Rubrics

This is a guest post from Shawn McCusker of EdTechTeacher.org which is an advertiser on this blog.  Do you have a rubric for that? Rubrics...

Creating Awesome Assessments - Free Webinar

Disclosure: Mastery Connect is an advertiser on Free Technology for Teachers. Last month Mastery Connect offered a free webinar about creati...

Rubrics for Assessing Blogs, Wikis, and Podcasts

Through a Tweet by  Mike Muir I recently learned that the University of Wisconsin, Stout has organized a nice collection of rubrics for ass...

Free Webinar on Assessment - What Do They Know?

Again this year MLTI (Maine Learning Technology Initiative) is hosting a series of webinars on topics related to teaching with technology. T...