LanguageScreen vs DQR

LanguageScreen enables education professionals to assess young children’s oral language skills accurately and quickly. LanguageScreen is the product of extensive research by a team at the University of Oxford. LanguageScreen assesses four components of oral language skills by guiding the examiner through a series of activities. In these activities the child is presented with pictures and sound clips and is asked to perform simple tasks. Depending on the activity, the app either directly records the child’s responses, or the examiner’s scoring of their responses. Assessment data is uploaded to oxedandassessment.com which generates individual and class assessment reports. In order to use LanguageScreen a school must register for a free trial on oxedandassessment.com.

DQR is a quiz platform designed for teachers to run engaging, interactive quizzes without needing each student to have a device. Simply print unique QR codes for each student, present the quiz, and scan responses in real time and get instant results. Core Features: - Classroom Management – Create classes and manage student rosters. - Quiz Item Bank – Access a library of multiple-choice questions, including maths and images. - Live QR Scanning – Scan answers in real time from across the classroom. - Assessment Analytics – See per-question and per-student results instantly.