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    The document discusses the role of information and communication technology (ICT) in student assessment. ICT can help teachers store and record student data to track understanding over time, as well as automate some assessment and feedback tasks. This allows teachers to focus on supporting learning. The document asks questions about how the reader will assess future students, the pros and cons of ICT and conventional assessment methods, how to select appropriate tools, examples of modern tools, and creating a digital rubric for selected methods.

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    The document discusses the role of information and communication technology (ICT) in student assessment. ICT can help teachers store and record student data to track understanding over time, as well as automate some assessment and feedback tasks. This allows teachers to focus on supporting learning. The document asks questions about how the reader will assess future students, the pros and cons of ICT and conventional assessment methods, how to select appropriate tools, examples of modern tools, and creating a digital rubric for selected methods.

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    Jochebed Miranda
    The document discusses the role of information and communication technology (ICT) in student assessment. ICT can help teachers store and record student data to track understanding over time, as well as automate some assessment and feedback tasks. This allows teachers to focus on supporting learning. The document asks questions about how the reader will assess future students, the pros and cons of ICT and conventional assessment methods, how to select appropriate tools, examples of modern tools, and creating a digital rubric for selected methods.

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    Answer the following questions:

    1. What is the role of ICT in assessing student learning? Cite specific examples.  

    The use of ICT can help teachers by storing and recording information


    about how students are developing understanding of new material; and by taking
    over some of the role of assessing and providing feedback to students so that
    teachers can focus on other aspects of supporting learning.

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

    3. What are the advantages and disadvantages of using ICT in assessment? How about
    conventional assessment methods?

    4. Cite ways of selecting appropriate assessment tools.

    5. Give examples of assessment tools useful to 21st century teachers.

    6. Select assessment methods and create a digital rubric for the methods selected.

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