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Ahaslides was great teacher led interactive presentation tool

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Quizizz is a super cool tool for making MCQ

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a new and useful tool: Miro

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Ed Puzzle is a powerful tool for assessment

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I learned some gamified evalutaion tools like Blooket!

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Feedback is important for both teachers and students. Assessment is for feedbacking.

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Creative game-based evaluation (e.g. Scratch).

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I also fancy the quizizz!!! this is the good sharing for us.

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quizizz is so convenient hh:) use digital tools always bring us  convenience

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Nearpod is great interactive platform also can be used in online lessons

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get to know a new tool quizizz

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use the form of game in evaluation, that's engaging .

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I think our peer evaluation/peer support Miro Board suited our task than some of the other groups.

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Miro board is a great interactive platform for students to upload their own work and others can give advice on others' work.

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Quizizz is a useful gamified assessment tool.

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The tools my team chose can show the results with beautified graphs.

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Using the Quizizz platform allows students to be more engaged when answering questions and to compare themselves with other students

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I have known more useful ditigal assessment tool such as booklet.

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and for the pre for cantonese, the slide is good and vivid. Carmens' speaing and sharing are so useful.

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Ahaslides is a good teacher evaluation assessment tools.

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I love the pairing game for linking trapezoids with its definition.

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To explore more assessment tools to make the assessment process interesting (instead of scaring the students away）

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We designed a good scenario to motivate the primary students to learn

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Application of video production helps to enhance other skills like digital storytelling and media literacy

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Edpuzzle is a good tool to do the formative assessment. Quizizz is powerful too.

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my group use game-base tool like Blooket, may be due to the target audience. >0<

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The tool my group chose allows teacher to give instant feedback to students

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I saw in other group's Quizziz there is a way to provide feedback for students even in MC questions. I think that is really useful.

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Designing an interesting scratch game for students

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Develop games for students to do self-evaluation to enhance their interest

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we use the questionnaire to provide a test for learners to check their learning, which can show the test data with different charts.

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Edpuzzle is a good tool!

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We designed a google form to evaluate student’s whole training results

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How to enhance students' engagement when using e-learning resources

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I think my group can improve the phase of feedback by using Miro. students can post whether they want such as questions or homework, also feedback on whether the topic is hard and get help from the teacher.

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Ed puzzle is an interactive production tool. It allows teachers to make good use of the high quality video resources.

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more game-based assessment tools and more tools with mature layout for adult learners

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Canva is a good tool

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To explore more teacher assessment tools so that teacher can have good analysis on students performance.

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different tools to set MCQs for students' assessment

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I would like to explore ways to create the simple but beautiful multimedia content

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I want to learn some data analytics software that provide more data on students's performance and show me personalized learning experience of each student

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In our production, we more naturally substitute the teacher's background and in the group presentation, instead of putting the specific explanation in the slides, we present it as a report, which makes our slides and the presentation of ITE more vivid.

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Learnt a lot fun and cool e learning tools

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Game-creation! We will assist participants to create their own game.

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Nearpod is such a strong tool in both class presenting and evaluation

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From what I can see right now, Ahaslide functions very similarly as NearPod, although NearPod seems to be able to provide some game options to teachers. It's a pity Ahaslide isn't a student-paced tool.

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My group ask learners to create a game themselves which can check their knowledge in a fun way.

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We use Miro Board for peer-evaluation, it allows our students communicate with their peers in a convenient way. Besides, students can check their problems before the final submission .

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To explore any e-learning tools can engage student further and well evaluate student performance

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We have more interesting self-evaluation assessment, such as booket.

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to explore the students' engagement in the course for higher art education

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Our guidance and preparation before each assessment will help the children learn more purposefully.

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game-based learning is so useful, also can
increase the interaction in class

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We use a questionnaire and google form to assess students from three dimensions.

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nearpot is very useful

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Explore more game based learning tool in order to increase student’s learning intention

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We need better tool to make our teacher evaluation more specific

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Every bit of teaching, task and assessment in my group is pedagogically sound.

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Game-based learning can stimulate students to engage more in their learning.

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and also focus on how to improve the practical skill for ITE teaching in workplace

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I’d like to learn to use ahaslides, which is useful for us to liven up the classroom engagement.

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I think Cavas is also a good tools to generate interactive training materials

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I would like to explore more on the tools with data analytics which may help follow up with student's performance.

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we add a Rubric at the end

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I want to find a tool that can contain designs from multiple platforms into one, and I believe this is very important for real active lessons.

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There are actually many assessment tools available, however, we always tend to use the one we are familiar with e.g. google form , kahoot. Keep using the same tool may bored students and the assessment style maybe limited. Hence, it is good to have a sharing like just now so that we can explore more assessment tools.

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Maybe to find some more engaging method for evaluation. Let students enjoy our lesson completely.

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Explore more useful digital assessment tools and share own epxerience with participants

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I want to know about Miro. It's my first time to see it, it's quite interesting for me. I think it's a powerful and funny tool for students to give feedback to peers or courses.