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This online tool is free for teachers and helps improve parent communication. It also makes formative assessment easy, while students can use the platform to document their learning.

Link: https://web.seesaw.me/

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This is an example rubric for assessing student participation in class. A variation of this rubric could also be used for assessing ELL's in either of the categories.

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This website is a popular polling tool that allows students to answer questions presented by the teacher. The teacher can go through multiple polls for a long assessment, or one question for a quick Exit Ticket.

Link: https://www.poll-maker.com/

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This is an app that is a combination of a voice recorder and notepad that captures both audio and notes for student collaboration.

This assessment tool can be really helpful for students with learning disabilities or who are still learning English.

Link: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/audionote-notepad-voice-recorder/id369820957?mt=8

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Website allows students to create short videos of what they just learned in class. Students can share these videos with the whole class or turn it in for the teacher to view later.

Link: https://animoto.com/home

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Website gives advice for teachers giving assessments and has a variety of printable forms for teachers.

Forms include: Awards and Certificates, Bubble answer sheets, Daily Point Charts, and many more.

Link: https://www.teachervision.com/teaching-strategies/assessment

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Fun and competitive assessment game that teachers can easily create themselves. The website is free to use, easy to navigate, and allows teachers to make up any questions and answers that relate to their lesson plans. Can be used at the end of the day to recap on learning, or at the end of a unit before a larger exam.

Link: https://kahoot.com/

Example of results that can be saved for teacher's future reference: