Assessment: http://ed.ted.com/on/q5eU4KuY
I created an assessment using TedEd (http://ed.ted.com/)
which allows you to build a video assessment around any TedEd original,
Ted Talk, or YouTube video. The purpose of this particular assessment
would be used as an introduction to matrices and matrix operations in an
online finite math class. A link to the assessment would be posted on
the discussion board. Students would follow the link to watch a TedEd
original video (just under five minutes long) and then answer five
multiple choice and two short answer questions. Students log-in to the
TedEd site so that the instructor can track student activity, scores,
and offer feedback.
The TedEd original videos come with some pre-written questions, but
instructors can modify these questions or write their own in either a
free response or multiple choice format (15 question limit). There are
also links to additional resources for students to dig deeper into the
topics mentioned. While there are some great Ted videos available,
another way to use this would be to create your own video using a free
program like Screencast-o-matic,
upload to YouTube, and then create a TedEd lesson using your own video
and creating assessment questions. I first heard about TedEd in another
ION course, but this is my first time actually trying it out.
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