Classresponder

It's always important to assess our students to gather valuable information on what they learned from the day's lesson. Assessments communicate what students understand or may be missing.  One way to assess students is through Classresponder. It allows a teacher to use pre-made quizzes or create their own quizzes for students to respond through multiple choice, true/false, or short answer. It can be used on computers, tablets, or cell phones. Read this review on Free Technology for Teachers.

Exit Ticket

Here's a fairly new resource, Exit Ticket, which was fully reviewed on Edudemic.  It's a student response system that allows students to answer quick quizzes, short answer, and multiple choice responses. It grades the assessment and analysis the data for the teacher. It's an exceptional tool for making any teacher's life a little easier especially with our new SLO's (student learning objectives) in Denver Public Schools.

Digital Exit Tickets

Richard Byrne (Free Technology for Teachers) wrote a blog post about 5 Ways to Collect Exit Tickets. Exit Tickets are generally used to collect information from the students about the day's lesson.  I typically use Google Forms but there are other great ones on the list.  Which digital tools do you use for exit tickets?