Chapter 27The Impact of Mobile Learning on Assessment and Evaluation
Gary Woodill and Chad Udell
There are many, many ways to assess and evaluate learning. But, for most people, assessment and evaluation are all about testing—answering questions in multiple-choice format or essay style that are then marked, usually by the same person who created the questions. What is often being assessed in typical paper-and-pencil tests is the memorization and recall of specific content that has been “taught” as part of a standard curriculum.
Because many instructional designers see mobile learning as a spinoff of e-learning, which, in turn, is based on ...
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