How to Improve Student Assessment and Learning with Asynchronous Video

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Student- and teacher-created video has permanently changed the way teachers assess student learning and understanding. 

In this edWeb podcast, presenters discuss how leading districts facilitate teacher-student evaluation and even peer-to-peer student evaluation through asynchronous video. They also share some of the best tools and features, and how they empower real-time assessment and provide the data necessary for educators to personalize instruction based on each student’s needs. 

Listen to a panel of educators and edtech experts to learn how making assessment more accessible, engaging and secure can improve student confidence and maximize learning outcomes for each individual. You learn how asynchronous video: 

• Offers a revolutionary way for teachers to assess students’ work through multiple modalities
• Provides students tools to assess—and encourage—each other while building confidence in a safe and secure environment
• Gives teachers the real-time data to evaluate individual student needs and where they might need more support

This edWeb podcast is of interest to K-12 district leaders, education technology leaders, educational and instructional technology specialists, curriculum and instruction specialists, IT and security specialists, and teachers.

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