I enjoyed the course. It has a lot of useful information. I only wish that the rubric for the peer review is more specific to include the number of academic review to receive a certain number of points. The rubric only says, "Formal scholarly referencing and web links to a comprehensive range of sources" So for example, when I provided six to seven academic references, I received 15 points rather than 20. Also, the rubric does not require providing feedback when points are taken. So, most reviewers took points because they can, not because they have an academic reason. Honestly, if I am paying for the course, I would like to receive feedback to understand why points are taken. Providing feedback is essential to grow and is a factor in my decision to pay for a course.

This was my first course in the field of education and I really enjoyed it despite the fact I got scared in the start with this new field..

Too many Essential-Peer-Graded Homeworks

The course provides a broad-brush overview of assessment. The course material is at the knowledge level, but many of the assignments ask for analysis. The assignment rubric was not viewable prior to posting the first assignment. I did not receive my first peer review, where I could actually view the rubric until I had already submitted 5 of the 7 assignments. The info on data analytics was enlightening. The final section, on program evaluation, was very generic and not specific to education. I could make the leap to see how it could be relevant, but since this was billed as a basic level course, I should not have had to make that leap. I was somewhat surprised that there was absolutely no reference to Kirkpatrick's four levels of educational evaluation. I did learn a few things I didn't know before, but I do not believe I developed any new skills.

I am rating 1 star due to the pathetic instructors of the course. Dr. J Greene is worst of them all. She is unable to figure out teleprompter from where she is just reading out stuff. Please appoint some good instructors, this is not expected from Coursera

This course is very helpful for those who wants to enhance their assessing skills for their students

It is worth taking the course...There are so many insights that are helpful to us teachers

Assessment for learning are necessary to gauge the leanings that the student acquire

Thank you so much. Very informative and all modules were explained very well.

Highly beneficial. Thank you and more power to Coursera. God bless!

well done course everything was great and well explain. thank you

the course really help me with my teachings

indeed helpful and informative discussions

great learning experience as Professor

This is a great learning tool.

A lot to learn from

so much learning

Excellent course

Thanks Coursera

i learned a lot from this course especially the important of data mining.

Awesome Course

There are so many things I've learned from this course. From week one to week four. there are so many crucial points that I think made me a better teacher. I"ve learned to make an evaluation that is effective and fitted to the goals I've created. What interest me most is the use of alternative assessment methods and the knowledge I gained about the digital or computer mediated feedback. As a whole I've learned a lot and since I am a nurse I could also apply some things that I've in teaching nursing students, my patient and maybe my grandchildren.

Assessment for learning course is a big help for me who is teaching professional subjects in education leading to research activities of my students. Somehow it made realized the importance of this course to us teachers.

This course was a great refresher to the lessons I had in college about assessment for learning. It also introduced me to its importance to the digital era along with the challenges and solutions needed.

this e-learning is designed in well structured. The structure of this e-learning can make participants active and learn step by step in a better way.