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DALDIS is a 3-year European Commission supported Erasmus+ project which ran from 2019 to 2022 addressing e-assessment for learning tested in schools in 6 European countries. Sample curriculum materials from partners in Denmark, Greece, Ireland, Poland, Turkey and the UK can be found here.

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DALDIS 

Digital Assessment for Learning informed by Data to motivate and incentivise students

Teacher Access to Data

See your students data through the platform!

Security

A student safe environment!

Mobility

Everywhere and anywhere! Available in all mobile devices.

1. Math, Physics, Chemistry, Biology

2. French

3. EFL

Helping you find the right .......

module for you students and you classroom. Browse the platform through your students' achievements. Greek, Polish and Turkish modules will be soon available. 

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DALDIS

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​The DALDIS project comprising 8 partners will address open access e-assessment for learning through the application and dissemination of innovative assessment for learning techniques which are established in different curriculum contexts and then tested in schools in 6 European countries.
Innovative data analysis processes will be applied to support learners and teachers, and to evaluate the most effective questioning and learning models. The project, based on Study Quest technology (www.study-quest.com), will drive student learning progression using well designed question sets and student feedback to help the student build their knowledge and understanding and support the investigation of key curriculum concepts. The key objective is to evaluate ‘assessment for learning (AFL) informed by feedback using digital technology in 6 countries with a focus on Science teaching and learning (Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Earth Science), and modern foreign languages (through the teaching of English and French) in years 5 through 9.

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