Immediate Feedback Assessment Technique

The Immediate Feedback Assessment Technique or IF-AT has deep roots not only in team-based learning, but also in other types of formative assessment. The IF-AT technique enables individuals or teams to receive immediate feedback whether their answers to multiple-choice questions are correct or not. Students and teams can progressively revise their thinking in order to identify the correct answer.

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How it works

1

Choose

Read the question and select your best answer.

2

Scratch

Scratch off your chosen answer option.

3

Check

If a star appears, the answer is correct and you earn full credit.

4

Learn

Earn partial credit for additional attempts and discover the correct answer immediately.

Key Benefits

Engaging Assessment

Transforms assessment into an interactive experience that keeps students focused, motivated, and actively involved throughout the learning process.

Learning Through Immediate Feedback

Provides instant feedback on responses, allowing students to identify and correct misconceptions in real time while reinforcing correct understanding.

Collaborative Learning

Encourages discussion, consensus-building, and deeper understanding through peer interaction and collective reasoning.