1. Aims: explore innovative assessment tools
Have ideas about different assessment platforms
Understand how they could be used in the classroom

2. SeeSaw https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tlw-tUKvnNc
Free digital portfolio
Great for saving speaking and listening activities (foundation subjects)
Children can take a photo of the work and type up comments or give an audio response
Children can sign through a unique class QR code

4. Explain Everything £7 app Interactive whiteboard app
Great for – reading aloud and identifying key parts
Pulling apart a text, maths problems / identify features
Getting children to correct mistakes
Marking and feedback
Images and recordings can be saved in SeeSaw, printed or sent to an online ‘cloud’

5. Kahoot! Interactive assessment tool Free –with an email account
Create your own quizzes
Millions of quizzes ready made
Great for plenaries