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Revision as of 13:27, 31 May 2014
The Theory and Practice of Feedback in Distance Learning
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Please feel free to share your thoughts on feedback:
What kinds of feedback do you give your students?
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My students are not on Blackboard so I give them feedback through email. Those students who use MyMathLab can ask me questions through it. I also put detailed feedback on the assignments themselves. How can feedback be used to motivate students and improve their work? How can students be motivated to give feedback?