Cloud Computing Technology Model for E-Assessment in E-Portfolio
Keywords:
E-Assessment, Cloud Computing Technology, E-PortfolioAbstract
Nowadays, the usage of electronic assessment or E-Assessment is popular because of the advance of E-Learning that is the main infrastructure to support E-Assessment. Besides the multiple choices E-Assessment, electronic portfolio or E-Portfolio is the interesting alternative method for education as well because of the advantage of student authentic assessment. Nevertheless, E-Portfolio assessment is different from the multiple choices E-Assessment because E-Portfolio must be transformed to E-Assessment form to match with a rubric. When there are increasingly using both assessment tools, it is found that there are so many problems occurring such as the diversity of platform and the scalability of resource for a short period of examination. Therefore, the problem solution is using powerful technology such as cloud computing technology. However, cloud computing technology is remaining problem of less used than its performance and used cloud as simple storage and manually operates data even though it is able to develop information system on the cloud to run automatically. This paper proposes the model to use cloud computing technology for evaluating E-Portfolio more effectively and make a guide to research studies in the future.
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