# Plan ongoing assessment for a blended or online class

A practical mix of checks for understanding, tools, and tracking that shows how each student is progressing toward a learning goal.

- Topic: Learning & Teaching
- Framework: Few-Shot
- Level: Standard
- Tags: Education, Write, Analyze, Fill-in Template
- Source: https://www.thinkwithprompt.com/prompts/plan-ongoing-assessment-for-a-blended-or-online-class

## Prompt

```text
Help me plan how to assess and track student learning in my blended or online class.

**Subject, level, and class size:** [DETAILS]
**Learning objective(s) to track:** [e.g. "solve two-step equations", "write an argument with evidence"]
**Format:** [how time is split between in-person, live online, and self-paced]
**Tools available:** [e.g. LMS, quiz tools, shared docs, discussion boards]
**Constraints:** [grading time, device access, students with accommodations]

Give me:
1. **Assessment map** - for each objective: what mastery looks like, 2-3 formative checks (exit tickets, short quizzes, polls, recorded explanations, peer review), and one summative task.
2. **How to use technology well** - which checks to auto-grade, which need my judgment, and how to make online checks harder to game (application questions, explain-your-reasoning, varied versions).
3. **Tracking system** - a simple gradebook or mastery tracker layout (columns, scale such as not yet / approaching / met), and how often to update it.
4. **Acting on the data** - what to do when a student or group is behind: reteach, small groups, extra practice; and how to flag students who aren't engaging online.
5. **Feedback loop** - how students see their own progress and what they do next.
6. **Fairness and access** - options for students with limited devices or connectivity and with accommodations.

Keep the workload realistic: estimate my weekly grading time and suggest cuts if it's too high.
```

## What to fill in

- DETAILS
- e.g. LMS, quiz tools, shared docs, discussion boards
- grading time, device access, students with accommodations

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