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Page 1: Introduction to the Smarter Balanced Digital Library Marcia Torgrude – mtorgrude@tie.netmtorgrude@tie.net

Introduction to the Smarter Balanced Digital Library

Marcia Torgrude – [email protected]

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Agenda• Gain an understanding of the Digital Library• See where South Dakota fits in this work• Select resources to support your teaching

and learning with formative assessment in mind

Marcia [email protected]:mtorgrude.tie.wikispaces.net

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Why Use the Digital Library?

• Made for teachers by teachers• CCSS-Aligned• Includes attributes of the Formative

Assessment Process

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Digital Library Benefits

• Reviews by multiple, trained educators using rigorous, consistent criteria

• Part of the Smarter Balanced Assessment system

• User-friendly (e.g., search engine, favorites)

• Exemplar modules

• Cross-curricular resources

• Rigor, clarity and implementation

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Four Attributes of the Formative Assessment Process

Clarify IntendedLearning

Elicit Evidence

Act onEvidence

Interpret Evidence

Smarter Balanced Assessment ConsortiumFormative Assessment Process Defined

Formative assessment is a

deliberate process used by

teachers and students during

instruction that provides

actionable feedback that is used

to adjust ongoing teaching and

learning strategies to improve

students’self-assessment,

reflection and attainment of

curricular learning targets/goals.

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Four Attributes

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The formative assessment process attributes are:

Clarify IntendedLearning

Elicit Evidence

Act onEvidence

Interpret Evidence

• Practice implemented by teachers in collaboration with students

• Learning Targets: “Students understand” expectations & goals

• Success Criteria: Observable & measurable evidence of learning

• Multiple ways to elicit evidence

• Can be planned for or spontaneous

• Inform: Teacher, peers, or self

• To determine where students are in regards to the learning target and success criteria

• Can be conducted by the teacher, student, or both

• Timely and Actionable• Provide feedback : Where

are students in regards to learning targets

• Make adjustments to instruction

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Digital Library Resources• Commissioned Professional Learning Modules• Resources for educators, students and families

• Frame Formative Assessment within a Balanced Assessment System

• Articulate the Formative Assessment Process• Highlight Formative Assessment Practices and Tools

Assessment Literacy Modules

• Commissioned Professional Learning Modules• Instructional coaching for educators • Instructional materials for students

• Demonstrate/support effective implementation of the formative assessment process

• Focus on key content and practice from the Common Core State Standards for Mathematics and English Language Arts

Exemplar Instructional

Modules

• High-quality vetted instructional resources and tools for educators• High-quality vetted resources and tools for students and families

• Reflect and support the formative assessment process• Reflect and support the Common Core State Standards for

Mathematics and English Language Arts• Create Professional Learning Communities

Education Resources

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Resources in the Digital Library

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Quality Criteria for Instructional Resources

1. Aligns with the intent of the Common Core State Standards

2. Incorporates high-quality formative assessment practice(s)

3. Contains accurate, complete, high-quality curriculum and instruction

4. Reflects learner differences and supports personalized learning

5. Demonstrates utility, engagement, and user-friendliness

6. Integrates media and/or technology effectively

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Quality Criteria for Professional Learning Resources

1. Reflects research and/or the principles of effective professional learning

2. Incorporates high-quality formative assessment practice(s)

3. Reflects learner differences and supports personalized learning

4. Demonstrates utility, engagement, and user-friendliness

5. Integrates media and/or technology effectively

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South Dakota’s Involvement

• Over 60 SD Educators

• Created and Reviewed Resources

• Current Active State Network of Educators: 11

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Smarter Balanced Digital Library

https://www.smarterbalancedlibrary.org

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Digital Library Functionality

• Expand educator practice to differentiate instruction for diverse learners

• Increase educator understanding about assessment literacy

• Promote engagement of students in their own learning

• Design professional development opportunities

• Compile materials for Professional Learning Communities

Uses state-of-the-art tagging, filtering, and search features to locate, view, download, favorite, and rate resources to:

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Cross-State Collaboration

• Encourage educators to rate resources

• Promote how the resources can be used

• Provide online forums for educators to share their expertise with and pose questions to colleagues

Innovative collaboration features that promote collegial conversations across the country. These features:

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Resource CardsResource

Title

Posted with Distinction

Image of Primary Material

Brief resource summary

Select Tags

Number of Views and Downloads Star Rating and

Number of Reviews

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Your Turn

• Locate a resource that can support your content area.

• Make it one of your favorites.• Share it with a friend.• Give it a rating.

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• Individual Use

• Groups or Staff Professional Development

• Supports for Growth Plans

• Fits with SD Framework For Teaching

• (1d, 1e, 1f, 2b, 2c, 3b, 3c, 3d, 3e, 4e)

Professional Learning Resources

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Your Turn – Work in Pairs

• Locate a professional learning module that you think would be good for your team of teachers.

• Be prepared to share with the group. – What did you learn?– How would it benefit you and your colleagues?

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Also available through

• Access from SD Smarter Balanced Test Portal: – http://sd.portal.airast.org/

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Thank You

Please complete this survey:• http://bit.ly/SBDLibrary

Marcia [email protected]

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