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Online Learning 2.0: Voice Feedback for Better Learning

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Online Learning 2.0: Voice Feedback for Better Learning

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For the past 100 years, folks in higher education have assumed that feedback must be written. Even when the assignment itself was not in text form, such as a video, instructors usually provided written comments. But feedback can be given in a myriad of different ways, including audio, video, screencasts, and other formats, and nobody has questioned whether text is the best format for giving feedback—until now.

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For the past 100 years, folks in higher education have assumed that feedback must be written. Even when the assignment itself was not in text form, such as a video, instructors usually provided written comments. But feedback can be given in a myriad of different ways, including audio, video, screencasts, and other formats, and nobody has questioned whether text is the best format for giving feedback—until now.