Uncheatable: Designing assessments in the age of AI

Low student engagement and artificial intelligence have educators wondering about the future of school. The solution: Uncheatable assessments. Award-winning educator and ISTE author Michael Hernandez shares examples of classroom tested, evidence-based strategies for designing rigorous, equitable, and meaningful assessments in every grade level and subject area.

This session helps participants learn to use project-based assignments as a substitute for traditional assessments like worksheets, quizzes, tests, and essays

Participants will:
• Reflect and evaluate their current goals for assessment
• Learn how project-based assessments disincentivize cheating
• See what project-based assessment looks like in different subject areas
• Hear case studies from science, math, social studies, and elementary
• Learn strategies and best practices for designing their own project-based assessments
• Find out how to grade project-based assignments

Presented by

Michael Hernandez

Author, Speaker, Consultant

Michael Hernandez Consulting

ASCD & ISTE Author

Michael is an award-winning teacher, author, and speaker in Los Angeles whose work focuses on digital and civic literacy, and student-centered learning experiences. He works with educators around the world to develop curriculum that fosters creativity, curiosity, and passion within the context of a global community. His new book, Storytelling With Purpose: Digital Projects To Ignite Student Curiosity, offers solutions to some of our biggest challenges like low student engagement and artificial intelligence. Michael is an Lindblad Expeditions/ National Geographic Grosvneor Teacher Fellow, Apple Distinguished Educator, Adobe Education Leader, and PBS Digital Innovator.