Advances in E-learning-Experiences and Methodologies

Designing an Online Assessment in E-Learning
• To propose formation models through the
Internet, establishing the contrast between
different tools of learning assessment.
• To compare the effectiveness and efficiency
of different tools of learning assessment
in an experimental way and through the
Internet.
• To propose evaluation strategies in problemsolving
learning in environments of online
training.
• To design strategies or alternatives to formative
assessment in e-learning, adapted to
different learning styles.
• To research in the field of qualitative evaluation
strategies in e-learning.
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