Intro To Assessment and Bloom

An overview of assessment and an introduction to Bloom's Taxonomy and it's application to learning.

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[Kaizer1110]

Thanks for the comment.  What about it do you appreciate?

[velvismcgruder]

Very informative



[buzzygwood]

Great, informative video. I'm a huge "Bloom's" fan. In fact, I'd like to share an app I created for iPhone, iPod touch, & iPad called Stick Pick. You'll recognize the old "popsicle sticks in a can" but you'll also note you can tie bloom's level question stems to each learner. Check it out. I'd love your feedback on the app! Just search "Stick Pick" in the iTunes app store!

-Buzz Garwood

[goodboy2girls]

well, Charllotte Iserbyt, the senior adviser said that Bloom is trying to change the way kids think! google... The deliberate dumbing down of America.

[jaredmstein]

Good content, thanks. Suggestion: eliminate the text overlay in this video, as it may increase cognitive load for no good effect. Maybe single keywords individually in cases where the term is of key importance, but more than that seems cumbersome or distracting.

[islamic22flower22ksa]

You are really fantastic .Thank you so much now I understand the Bloom's Taxonomy.Your explanation is very clear and straight away. Wish you success and prosperity in your job.I've got a question regarding the cognitive domains' levels 5 and 6 If I say by the end of the lesson students judge or assess wouldn't be classified as affective objectives.

[Za7Dom9]

Thanks for the video, but im supposed to make an SQ3R using Blooms Taxonomy in it. Like for example: I skim the chapter, and make up questions, 33% has to be low level of Blooms Taxonomy, 33% Medium, and 33% High level. Im not to sure on how to do that.

[MansoorY]

+10 lectures. Thanks so much