live feedback
Published on Feb 05, 2019
No Description
MORE DECKS TO EXPLORE
PRESENTATION OUTLINE
if you're timeshifting a webinar or a lecture recording
It's harder still to contribute
Photo by rutty
we might seek a few responses
but usually react to those ideas we've prepared for
Photo by Plush Design Studio
Pros
- enliven/direct debate
- add nuanced layers to the subject
- a forum for sharing experience
- a form of backchanneling
- a snapshot of audience interest
- feedback on learning in action
- produce legacy items for learning
- offer a path for input in discussions for CALD students, timeshifted students
Cons
- can leave you open to direct criticism
- can be a distraction
- hard to moderate on the run
- poor wi-fi = poor experience
- anonymity in very small groups is difficult
- great care needs to be taken when creating questions for student response
Today we're going to use the free Zeetings platform to experience what it's like using live feedback to engage with learning.
Photo by Jason Rosewell
To create today's live feedback, I signed up for a free teacher account at zeetings.com and followed the tutorial tips
What does live feedback look like?
It can be a simple poll, a survey, a star rating, or text input
Photo by bertboerland
