Assessment in schools – Technology education and ICT

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People use technology to intervene in the world to expand their possibilities, applying both intellectual and practical resources. It encompasses more than information and communication technologies (ICTs). Technology is included as a curriculum area in many countries where increasing the levels of technological literacy is seen as of intrinsic value. Effective assessment in technology, both formative and summative, needs to accommodate the multifaceted and multimodal nature of technology. ICTs have the potential to enhance classroom assessment practices through the provision of additional modes of representing, recording, and reviewing information on student learning process and products.

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Jones, A., Cowie, B., & Moreland, J. (2010). Assessment in schools – Technology education and ICT. In International Encyclopedia of Education (pp. 311-315). Elsevier.

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