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Easier Paper Grading with Google Classroom

Easier Paper Grading with Google Classroom

by Mendi Benigni | Nov 11, 2016 | Assessment, Collaboration, Google, Google Apps, OAKS

Hurricane Matthew forced TLT to cancel our session on “Easier Paper Grading with Google Classroom.”  We had several people ask if we could reschedule, so to meet the needs of more faculty we decided to do a recorded version of the class.  Check out the...
DID YOU KNOW…YOU CAN BLIND-GRADE QUIZ ESSAYS IN OAKS?

DID YOU KNOW…YOU CAN BLIND-GRADE QUIZ ESSAYS IN OAKS?

by Mendi Benigni | Oct 14, 2016 | Assessment, OAKS

I just learned that the OAKS Quizzes tool allows you to grade short answer, essay, or long answer questions without knowing which student wrote them.  This blind grading feature is something that has evidently been around for awhile but is so nicely hidden most users...
Reading and Marking Up PDF Texts for Teaching: Some Observations on Using iAnnotate

Reading and Marking Up PDF Texts for Teaching: Some Observations on Using iAnnotate

by Mendi Benigni | Feb 11, 2013 | iPad

Today we have Dr. Mike Duvall of the English department as our guest blogger.  He is a blogger in his own right and this post was actually taken from his blog, Duveronymous Yawp. Originally posted: http://goo.gl/3eE5B Last fall semester, I experimented with using an...

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