This is a great resource for Software Support Tools for Assessment and Grading. This was put together my NEWA the organization that developed the MAPS test. Some of these I wouldn't have thought of for Assessment, like Lino. Lino is an old-time virtual bulletin board where you post "sticky" notes. I've seen this used as a "parking lot" for questions during PD, but I think I'll try it for assessment with teachers next training I lead.

If you're not familiar with Kathy Shrock and her website, "Kathy Shrock's Guide to Everything," then you're missing out. This article is one on the SAMR Model and Blooms Taxonomy and there are many infographics, videos, and websites that further explain the two concepts.

This blog post was written by the creator of the SAMR Model, Dr. Ruben Puentedura. In it he looks at the SAMR Model in relation to Blooms Taxonomy and draws parallels between the two. He even gives some suggested web resources which address various levels in the SAMR/Blooms Model.

This is a really good article on Tech Integration that I came across on the National Association of Elementary School Principals webpage. It explains technology integration and its benefits. It also lays out a plan for how administrators can begin to "develop a progressive technology-infused program." Though the article was written in 2012, I think it's just as relevant today as when it was first published.