Mathematics Education in the Digital Age 2021
DOI: 10.4324/9781003137580-5
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Technology-rich assessment in mathematics

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“…It draws on a 6-point model for the design of mathematical tasks with AFA using an automatic assessment system running on a mathematical engine, such as Möbius Assessment or STACK. Similar systems are able to generate randomized variables as outputs of mathematical computations, plot graphs and accept mathematical answers for their equivalence to the correct ones (Fahlgren et al, 2021;Sangwin et al, 2010).…”
Section: Methods Automatic Formative Assessment and Equitymentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…It draws on a 6-point model for the design of mathematical tasks with AFA using an automatic assessment system running on a mathematical engine, such as Möbius Assessment or STACK. Similar systems are able to generate randomized variables as outputs of mathematical computations, plot graphs and accept mathematical answers for their equivalence to the correct ones (Fahlgren et al, 2021;Sangwin et al, 2010).…”
Section: Methods Automatic Formative Assessment and Equitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These results encourage the systematic and extensive adoption of computer-based education in primary, middle and secondary schools with students from all social and economic backgrounds to foster understanding, skills acquisition and self-esteem. In fact, there are evidences that digital technologies can offer valid feedback to push forward the learner (Barana et al, 2021;Fahlgren et al, 2021;Gaona et al, 2018;Hoogland & Tout, 2018); moreover, they can provide realistic data, display tasks and processes using different registers and media, thus making Mathematics more relevant and realistic as well as helping overcoming language barriers (Nortvedt & Buchholtz, 2018;Sangwin, 2015;Stacey & Wiliam, 2013;Yerushalmy et al, 2017). Adopting strategies to foster equity does not imply teaching in the same way to all students, since each individual has different needs (Rohn, 2013): Zhu (2018) suggests pursuing "equitable inequalities" that correspond to the individual characteristics and necessities.…”
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“…En el caso específico de las matemáticas, Ruiz et al (2016) se ñalan que el software matemático desempe ña un papel fundamental como herramienta tecnol ógica, ya que permite la realizaci ón de cálculos y simulaciones matemáticas, lo que facilita la comprensi ón y visualizaci ón de temas por parte del estudiantado. Existen varios tipos de software matemático, tal como se ñala Fahlgren et al (2021), entre ellos se encuentran: sistemas algebraicos computacionales (CAS por sus siglas en inglés), programas de geometría o matemática dinámica, paquetes de estadística, software de análisis numérico, entre otros. Algunos ejemplos de estos tipos de software son Matlab, R, Octave, Mathematica, Symbolab, Geogebra, Desmos, entre otros.…”
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