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In honor of World Autism Awareness Day, here are 3 ways educators can support students with learning differences in their remote classrooms.
How to Support Learning Differences in Remote Classrooms
Reminder: We are providing free access to Gradescope Complete for new courses created through June 30, 2020. We have also upgraded all existing 2020 courses. Read the Gradescope blog for more details about the update.
Recent updates to help with urgent remote assessment needs (responding to COVID-19)
Headphones, backgrounds, and interruptions: These quick tips will help make your video classroom the best it can be during COVID-19.
Best Practices For Video Classrooms During COVID-19
How can institutions and instructors uphold academic integrity in the realm of remote learning?
How to Uphold Academic Integrity in Remote Learning
Did you miss our webinar with Gradescope? Don't worry, we're hosting another one to share tips and tricks on how you can deliver assessments remotely during school closures. Register Now
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We are providing free access to Gradescope Complete for new courses created through June 30, 2020. Learn more about Gradescope and how to conduct assessments remotely in our upcoming webinar.
Welcome! You are invited to join a webinar: [Gradescope Webinar] Get Started with Gradescope for Remote Assessments. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the webinar.
How will you assess your students remotely during #COVID19 school closures?
How Will I Assess Students Remotely?
We are providing free access to Gradescope Complete for new courses created through June 30, 2020. We have also upgraded all existing 2020 courses. Read the Gradescope blog for more details about the update.
Recent updates to help with urgent remote assessment needs (responding to COVID-19)
Headphones, backgrounds, and interruptions: These quick tips will help make your video classroom the best it can be during COVID-
Best Practices For Video Classrooms During COVID-19
Assessment is an opportunity to evaluate learning and provide feedback to students in hopes of improving outcomes.
What Can Assessment Do for Student Learning?