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Evaluation and Exams
Evaluation in hybrid classrooms requires adaptive approaches that respect the diverse needs and settings of students learning both in-person and remotely. Below is a detailed discussion of various methods, their considerations, and the associated risks and benefits.
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Hybrid Examinations
Designing examinations for hybrid settings involves blending online and in-person assessment strategies while ensuring fairness, accessibility, and integrity.
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Certification System
Certification in hybrid classrooms must be designed with fairness, flexibility, and accessibility in mind.
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Self-assessment
23 questions to test your learning level
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Feedback and evaluations in hybrid classrooms

Several factors must be considered when designing hybrid examinations:

  • Logistical Planning: Ensure that students, regardless of location, have the necessary resources and support for exams. This includes accounting for time zone differences and technology access.
  • Equity and Access: It is crucial to design exams that do not disadvantage remote learners. Providing practice sessions and clear guidelines can help students, especially those who may be unfamiliar with the technology.
  • Security Measures: Implement strategies to prevent academic dishonesty, such as using lockdown browsers, randomizing questions, and employing both in-person and remote proctoring.
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