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Teaching Ideas Tagged "audio"

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Student podcast panel discussion along with Canvas forum for class reactions

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Created May 17, 2021 by Anonymous • 762 views • examples • tutorials

Student podcast panel discussion along with Canvas forum for class reactions

Idea 3-4 students are panelists for a weekly podcast episode about a topic related to class and those that are not on the panel listen to the episode and post discussion comments on Canvas. Panelist participation Students must participate twice during the course as panelists. Panelists find an interesting news item from that week, present more… »

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Providing Multimodal Options for Course Content via Panopto

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Created January 25, 2021 by sarahlw • 547 views • examples • tutorials

Providing Multimodal Options for Course Content via Panopto

Why? One strategy for creating an inclusive learning environment is to provide students with a choice in how to engage with the course materials. This approach is grounded in Universal Design for Learning, a framework and curriculum design approach that seeks to identify and ameliorate barriers to student participation in the learning environment at the more… »

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Recording Video or Audio Feedback (Instead of Written)

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Created October 5, 2020 by sarahlw • 1283 views • 1 examples • tutorials

Recording Video or Audio Feedback (Instead of Written)

Online learning tends to lean heavily on the written (typed) text for content and feedback. In some instances, I’ve turned to using audio or video feedback to give my hands and wrists a break. This works best when I’m giving formative feedback on student work – drafts of projects or ideas that don’t require me more… »

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