Microsoft OneNote for feedback in one place
In this video, Dr Sue Childs, Head of Mathematics at Ashford School (secondary), shares how she provides pupils with actionable online feedback both written and audio.
Sue speaks of the benefits of having teaching materials, feedback, and communication with the pupils all in one place. She shares how she provides feedback through providing marks, written and recorded audio comments.
The tool used by Sue is:
- Microsoft OneNote – an online notebook
- Microsoft Teams – a communication tool that works well alongside OneNote
Whilst Sue references the use of iPads, consider what might enable you to achieve similar in your own context if you don’t currently have a 1-1 iPad scheme.
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Using Technology in Evidence-Based Teaching and Learning
Using Technology in Evidence-Based Teaching and Learning
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