Formative Assessment and Technology: Reflections Developed Through the Collaboration Between Teachers and Researchers

  • Aldon G
  • Cusi A
  • Morselli F
  • et al.
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developed in France and Italy within the European Project FaSMEd, with two main aims: (1) highlighting how the different functionalities of technology could support formative assessment strategies at the teacher’s, the students’ and the two main aims: (1) highlighting how the different functionalities of technology could support formative assessment strategies at the teacher’s, the students’ and the peers’ levels; and (2) characterising the dynamics that intervene within programs could support formative assessment strategies at the teacher’s, the students’ and the peers’ levels; and (2) characterising the dynamics that intervene within programs involving a strict collaboration between teachers and researchers. Through the peers’ levels; and (2) characterising the dynamics that intervene within programs involving a strict collaboration between teachers and researchers. Through the analysis of the two case studies we discuss, on one side, the effectiveness

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Aldon, G., Cusi, A., Morselli, F., Panero, M., & Sabena, C. (2017). Formative Assessment and Technology: Reflections Developed Through the Collaboration Between Teachers and Researchers (pp. 551–578). https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-51380-5_25

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