One-line assessment

Advantages

shortcomings

-better organization;

-centralization of evaluation activities;

-immediate responses;

-immediate scores;

-reliability of answers;

-Process security by digitizing and encrypting data;

-possibility of quick self-assessment;

-development of the learner’s metacognition;

-provision of individualized feedback;

-reduction of evaluation costs;

-reduction of correction efforts;

-saving of evaluation time;

-saving of correction time;

-reduction of evaluation bias linked to the evaluator;

-traceability and history of the results and rankings of each student;

-possibility to verify the specific results of a student;

-possibility to map the learner’s progress over time;

-possibility to choose the synchronous or asynchronous evaluation mode;

-micro-certification;

-mobile learning;

-easy access to results and statistics

-lack of assurance of the quality of education;

-lack of quality assurance in apprenticeships;

-use of complex media;

-use of new skills;

-learning difficulties related to the use of complex media;

-digital divide;

-malfunction of the software;

-electricity failure;

-high cost of software;

-risk of fraud