Assessment and Evaluation Concerns over online test security are an issue in distance education, and no easy solutions are evident with our current level of technology. However, assessment and evaluation are still effective teaching-learning processes for online learning. Whether graded or non-graded exercises, this form of feedback is beneficial to the learner. Provide review questions or quizzes for each learning unit. Require regular written assignments to be submitted for evaluation.
Base exercises on course outcomes and provide feedback on the learner's work.
Responsive to Learner's Needs Request input from the learners regarding what worked and what didn't work in the online learning environment. Identify areas for improvement in your course and update the course based on input from colleagues and learners. Unlike print materials, a web course can be revised at anytime. Take advantage of this benefit and make your course an active and responsive learning experience. A fter completing her third web-based course, a colleague shared the perspective that moving a course from the classroom to the Internet was similar to creating a screenplay from a novel.