Online Course Design and Assessment

Start with the assessment maps

For an overview, begin with AKEPT e-learning. This mind map brings online and offline assessment together with tools for quizzes and mind mapping. It also organizes its material by training day, giving you a way to see how the ideas are grouped.

Next, open On-line Assessment to focus on online assessment tools. Its branches include quizzes, mind mapping and embedding quizzes in an Edmodo group. As you read, note which branches describe an assessment activity and which name a tool.

Compare forms of assessment

The maps titled WWLSF include online and offline assessment as well as formative and summative assessment. Use those branches to compare how each map organizes the terms. One also lists quizzes, polls and surveys as assessment activities.

What we have learned so far today? brings similar assessment terms together with a final exam and named tools. Looking at it alongside the WWLSF maps can help you practice recognizing the same ideas in different arrangements.

Use maps alongside quizzes

There are no standalone quizzes listed on this page. Some maps do, however, discuss quiz tools and how quizzes can be embedded in an online group. Read those branches alongside the assessment categories, then use the maps to organize the terms you want to explore further.

Other maps turn toward learning environments. A map on course organization includes course presentation, collaborative learning, teacher monitoring, and monitoring and evaluation. E-learning includes mobile learning, learning games, simulations and blended learning.

Place the topic in its unit

Online Course Design and Assessment is a section of Educational Technology, E-learning and Learning Environments in Computing and ICT (programming, computer science, digital skills, educational technology). The listed maps connect assessment tools with the organization of online learning and learning environments.

Choose a map, follow its branches and compare it with another resource on the page.