Open Embedded Assessments

Assessments Anywhere, Anytime

Open Embedded Assessments (OEA) is a set of tools for authoring and embedding formative assessment in any web content.

The OEA concept has its origins in work and discussions based on my time at the Center for Open and Sustainable Learning (COSL). I brought this idea to MIT to develop working software. I conceived of, designed and managed the development of the initial implementation of OEA.

In subsequent iterations, OEA has been further extended to integrate MIT’s DLKit (an implementation of Open Service Interface Definitions) services-based education software development approach. And OEA forms the basis for the assessments used by the Connected Learning Initiative (CLIx). OEA has also been extended by Lumen Learning in a separate fork of the software. 

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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Office of Educational Innovation and Technology / Strategic Education Initiatives
2013-2018

Key Collaborators: Justin Ball* (Tatemae / Atomic Jolt), Cole Shaw*, Joel Duffin* (Tatamae/ Atomic Jolt)*, Jeff Merriman* (MIT, OEIT)

Funding Source: MIT, Tata Trusts