Consider any other kinds of assessments that you need

There are many, many different kinds of assessments:

• Demonstration of skills in a classroom environment
• Written essays and projects
• Private journal
• Written assessments under "exam conditions"
• Electronic tests
• Open book assessment
• Written tests that students may research in the library beforehand
• Written tests that students may take home or do by email
• Oral test for language proficiency
• Oral questioning
• Computer-managed questioning
• Oral presentation or debate
• On-job assessment
• Simulations that are observed by the assessor.
• Scenario analysis
• Assessment by portfolio of documentary evidence
• Authenticated list of achievements
• Lessons or workbooks that are filled in
• 360° appraisal (Student self-assessment compared to detailed appraisals from the student's supervisor, a peer, a subordinate, and a client.)
• Exhibition of an object made by the student
• Public performance (e.g. for music)
• Standardized tests
• Log book
• Program audits
• Supervisor reference