Alternative Assessments – Pick One!
Tour of Alternative Assessments
To help you find an appropriate alternative assessment, consult A Guide to Alternative Assessments [PDF], written by Eliana Elkhoury. This guide provides a comprehensive list of over 35 alternative assessments formats. Each one is summarized in a brief one-pager that includes links to examples, rubrics to evaluate the student products, and additional resources.
(Note: This document is a revision of the one available on the York University website, and the broken links have been fixed).
If you didn’t find anything suitable, consider perusing the Champions of Reimagined Assessment, a YouTube playlist. [In the video, click on the 3 bars at the top of the video to see the playlist and choose the video you wish to watch; alternatively, click on YouTube at the bottom right of the video to open a YouTube page where you can see the playlist]. Eliana solicited alternative assessment practitioners from around the world to submit a short video where they describe an alternative assessment they use in their classroom. Hear about their experience first-hand.
GenAI to Brainstorm AA Ideas
Still didn’t find a format that would be suitable for your classroom? Consider asking a GenAI to assist. Use ChatGPT or Bing in Creative Mode to solicit ideas of alternative assessments you could use in your course context.
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