Extending the Conversation: Using Instructional Technology to Improve Feedback
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The document discusses the use of instructional technology to enhance assessment practices, emphasizing digital communication methods like audio and video feedback that foster more effective student engagement. It highlights tools and platforms for collaborative assignments and peer feedback, such as wikis and social networks, that facilitate a richer learning experience. The presentation also suggests strategies like self-evaluation and rubric development to improve assessment as learning.
Extending the Conversation: Using Instructional Technology to Improve Feedback
- 1. Extending the ConversationUsing Instructional Technology to Improve Assessmentgraham.whisen@peelsb.com@grahamwhisenideaconnect.edublogs.org
- 2. Presentation OverviewBig IdeasPractical Take Away
- 4. Value of Instructional TechnologyDo something new.Do something better.Do something easier.
- 6. Assessment For LearningFormative Assessments
- 11. “Accessing Audio”Feedback is more naturalPicks up vocal tone and emphasisFeedback is far more detailedStudents are more likely to “get” your feedback
- 12. “Valuing Video”
- 13. “Valuing Video”Feedback becomes a conversationCapture your thoughts almost as fast as you are having themFeedback is even more detailedStudents are more likely to “get” your feedback
- 15. Wikis: Collaborative Websites
- 16. The Physics Connection WikiA place to ask questions and find answers
- 17. The Physics Connection WikiPublishing student work
- 18. The Physics Connection WikiCollaborative Style Assignments
- 19. The Physics Connection WikiOngoing Teacher and Peer Feedback
- 20. Ning: Classroom Social Network
- 21. Ning: Classroom Social NetworkPeer-to-peer feedback
- 24. Web Tools
- 25. Web ToolsCollaborative Writing and Concept ReviewDeveloping a Rubric, or Assignment CriteriaSelf and Peer Evaluation (results)
- 26. Web ToolsPreparing a thesis/essay introductionWriting a formal lab reportFormulating a letterDesigning a rubricDesigning a summative task
Editor's Notes
- #16: Wikis available to you All free (ad supported) – Education Versions (ad free)