Aug 03, 2020 2020-08-03
Mobile Learning
Daily Digital Assessment Using 5 Categories of Emojis
The Rhithm app brings remote learning and social–emotional learning into “rhythm.” The app asks students to express their feelings, wellbeing, and engagement using emojis from five categories: mental, energy, emotional, physical, and social. Based on responses, the app suggests ways teachers can help students address issues such as anger or feelings of conflict. Students can access the assessment from any location on a computer, tablet, or mobile device. MeTEOR Education, the nonprofit Center for College & Career Readiness, and Rhithm have partnered to offer the app to educators free of charge. Teachers must register online to gain access.
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