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A great benefit of online/hybrid learning is the use of multimedia materials (documents, audios, and videos) to increase student engagement, and address diverse learning needs.
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However, students often passively consume the recorded material assigned before class, thus coming to lectures unprepared, and teachers have to explain the content again. Interactive Video helps address this issue, by using social annotation to activate student engagement with the video materials.
Create video activity
Instructors upload and add in-line questions or discussion threads to specific moments of the videos, and also decide which ones are compulsory to answer before proceeding to the next.
Provide input and participate in discussion
Students watch the videos, answer the annotated questions and discussions. They can also add their own questions or discussions by adding timestamps in the video.
access student learning analytics
Teachers track students’ performance in the activity to monitor their progress and intervene when necessary.
Add discussion points, multiple choice or and/or open questions directly to certain points of your video to stimulate active participation with and comprehension of the material. Optionally make certain questions compulsory to answer before proceeding, or allow students to start their own discussions too.
Include attachments in the form of documents or images to the questions to incorporate different media and provide broader context. You can even leave a voice-note to let students hear it directly from you.
Choose whether to grade students based on criteria you set, such as answering questions (correctly) or participating in discussions, then synchronize the results with your native LMS.
Follow students' progress and performance within the tool, and download the analytics spreadsheet for an even more thorough analysis.
Choose whether to prevent students from downloading or modifying the materials in accordance with your copyright policy.
Add discussion points, multiple choice or open questions directly to certain points of your video to stimulate active participation with and comprehension of the material. Optionally make certain questions compulsory to answer before proceeding, or allow students to start their own discussions too.
Include attachments in the form of documents or images to the questions to incorporate different media and provide broader context. You can even leave a voice-note to let students hear it directly from you.
Choose whether to grade students based on criteria you set, such as answering questions (correctly) or participating in discussions, then synchronize the results with your native LMS.
Follow students' progress and performance within the tool, and download the analytics (in csv or excel file) for an even more thorough analysis.
Choose whether to prevent students from downloading or modifying the materials in accordance with your copyright policy.
Interactive Document
Use social annotation to activate student interaction with reading materials.
Comprehension
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“If you look at the actual use of FeedbackFruits, it has actually transformed the way we help students engage with the study material.“
"In just 15 minutes I can address every student’s comment on a 1.5 hour video."
“When we did the pivot back in the spring, we were concerned about how they would be able to have that collaboration in the online world. By using FeedbackFruits tools, they were able to foster this.”
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"There has been a noticeable spike in the overall average grade in the class compared with previous years."
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Streamlined learning activity setup
All you need to do is to describe the assignment, choose the right settings and enjoy.
easy-to-use, uniform design
All tools have a similar look and feel – which flattens the learning curve for both teachers and students.
Co-created with educators
Tools are co-created with educators from partner universities, thus support even the most advanced use cases.
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