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Quick Write Tasks
Quizes
Nearpod

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Literacy Unit Baselines and Culminating assessments
Content Quizzes
Writing Process Pieces
Critical Thinking Exam
Math Unit Baseline and Culminating Exams
Vocabulary Quizzes
Targeted Focus Exams

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EXIT Slips, end of unit assessments, writing tasks, multiple choice within the mini lesson (students write down their answer in their notebooks, and teachers check answers) 

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EXIT Slips, end of unit assessments, writing tasks, multiple choice within the mini lesson (students write down their answer in their notebooks, and teachers check answers) 

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exit tickets
paper exams
journals
oral

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Paper/Pencil quiz

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-Online: Mathletics, Whooo's Reading(ELA)
-Written assessments.
-Exit slips
-Journal entries
-Oral Responses
-Exams- Baseline, Mid
-Graphic Organizers
-Peer to peer
-Observations

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Beginning of Unit Baseline Assessments
End of Unit Culminating Assessments
Writing Process Tasks scored by standardized Rubrics

Exit Slips
Teacher Created Task Cards

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Exit Tickets
Paper/Pencil

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Kahoot-It!
Plickers

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exemplars

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Google Forms

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I-Ready
Pencil and paper test with rubrics

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Padlet

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Kahoot!
Pencil and Paper tests which are then set up using bubble sheets in Testwiz.net.

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As the tech teacher, the assessment depends on the unit of study and grade level.   I like to use cumulative projects with rubrics as much as possible.  Presentation tools like Popplet and Voki are fun.  Nearpod and Google Forms are great for varying types of questions and answer responses.  Plickers is used for short MC assessment.  Padlet is great for a quick assessment as well.

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Google Forms