Online Assessment Tools
Table of Contents
- Online Assessment Tools: Do They Work for Students with Disabilities?
- Accessibility and Online Assessment Tools
- Barriers to Valid Assessment - Technology
- Barriers to Valid Assessment - Content
- Example of an accessible chemistry question:
- Example of a question that is inaccessible (Questionmark):
- Example of an inaccessible math question (Questionmark):
- Example of inaccessible question (Questionmark):
- Example of an inaccessible biology question (Questionmark):
- Example of an accessible math question (WebAssign):
- Example of inaccessible math question (WebAssign):
- Example of a mostly accessible question that needs some additional work to be fully accessible (WebAssign):
- Accessible question that needs a little additional work (WebAssign):
- Example of an inaccessible question (WebAssign):
- Example of an inaccessible chemistry question (WebAssign):
- Example of an inaccessible physics question (WebAssign):
- Example of inaccessible question feedback (Blackboard Vista):
- Example of an accessible exercise (HotPotatoes):
- Example of an inaccessible exercise (HotPotatoes):
- Example of a question with inaccessible features (HotPotatoes):
- Assessing Abilities or Disabilities?
- Solutions - Technology
- Solutions - Content
Text and Images from Slide
Example of an inaccessible math question (Questionmark):
Listen to a screenreader reading this question, <br />text transcript of screenreader
Hyperlinks
http://delta.ncsu.edu/projects/is/accessibility/assessment/mathml-applet.avi
http://delta.ncsu.edu/projects/is/accessibility/assessment/Transcript_MathML-applet.doc
Lecture Notes
Like the previous example, this question is inaccessible due to the use of an image for the equation. This image requires a text alternative to provide equivalent information to a student who cannot see it. Listen to an example of how a screenreader reads the question, or read the transcript.