I have been having a closer look at Canvas and today I found video feedback. It’s an unassuming little button available on the SpeedGrader (you can see it in action in this webinar Google Apps + Canvas = BFF) and more information is available in the Canvas documentation for SpeedGrader.
If you like the idea of speech recognition then Canvas SpeedGrader also includes options for using Chrome speech recognition when also using the Chrome browser.
Why am I so excited by these? If you look back over some of my earlier posts and writings you’ll know that I think a video is the most powerful way to communicate with students so that they get the best out of assignment feedback.
Evaluation of the use of screencasting and video for assessment feedback in online higher education
Also published on Medium.
Interesting insights on using video feedback in e-learning. Visual and personalized feedback can make it easier for students to understand where they need to improve and can make learning feel more engaging. Schools such as WPS Indore can also benefit from combining digital tools with regular classroom teaching to create a more interactive and supportive learning experience for students.