Effective Ways to Provide Feedback on Student Work Online using Zoom Annotation

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Jin-A Choi・

over 4 years ago

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4 min⚡️5 min 17 sec4 min 14 sec3 min 31 sec2 min 49 sec2 min 29 sec2 min 7 sec1 min 41 sec

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4 min⚡️5 min 17 sec4 min 14 sec3 min 31 sec2 min 49 sec2 min 29 sec2 min 7 sec1 min 41 sec

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Jin-A Choi

Oct 19, 2020

<span style="color: rgb(3, 3, 3); font-family: Roboto, Arial, sans-serif; letter-spacing: normal; white-space: pre-wrap; background-color: rgb(249, 249, 249);">When students share their screen, instructors can write, draw, highlight, leave comments, draw figures, point arrows, etc. on their screen in real-time. Instructors can also download their screen as an image. It is sometimes difficult to communicate exactly which parts of the screen are being referred to when we are limited to verbal communication. This is a great tool that enables instructors to give instant feedback on student work, and it closely resembles in-person feedback</span>

Angie Yoo

Oct 20, 2020

Thanks for sharing the helpful tips! 