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Published on Nov 18, 2015
"The brick thrown to introduce the jade."
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the power of feedback
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content
Definition
Types
Effective feedbacks
Feedbacks in video games (coming soon...)
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"information provided by an agent regarding one’s performance or understanding to reduce discrepancy between current understanding or performance and a goal (desired understanding or performance)"
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gOAL
Increase effort, motivation and engagement
Fill up the discrepancy gap
A learning environment in which students develop self-regulation and error-detection skills (Hattie, Biggs & Purdie, 1996)
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[ henning ]
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genres of feedback
Feed-up (goal? direction)
Feed-back (progress? performance?)
Feed-forward (next?)
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Sam Hames
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four levels of feedbacks
Task
Process
Self regulation
Self evaluation
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tim caynes
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types of feedback
Agent: Group vs. Individual
Comparative vs. Self
Written, multimedia or numeric notations
Immediate vs. Delayed
Positive vs. Negative
Informational vs. Affective
Goal-relateded vs. Non related
etc.
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BozDoz
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effective feedback
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theothernate
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Information that is specifically relating to the task or process of learning.
gap between what is understood and what is aimed to be understood
must be related to what students have learned. something they are already familiar with
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factors for effectiveness
Wording - no controlling manner
On correct responses but incorrect ones
On more challenging tasks
Praise barely works
Perceived low threat to self-esteem
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Tazrian Khan
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three feedback questions
Where am I going
How am I going?
Where to next?
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Instant Vantage
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focus on feedbacks
Directions to acquire more, different, or correct info (FT);
The processing of info, or learning process required (FT);
For students can be focused at the self-regulation level (FP);
In personal sense rear us directed to the "self" (FS).
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Chris Smith/Out of Chicago
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the timing
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Pierre J.
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TIMING
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pOSITIVE OR negative
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Tom Raftery
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implementation
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