In this session Professor Gregory MacIsaac talks about the advantages of giving students audio comments on their papers. A two to five minute audio file, analyzing the style and content of a student’s essay, is both quicker to produce and more useful to the student than a series of hen-scrawl comments written in the margins of their work. Prof. MacIsaac also demonstrates his method for delivering comments to students over WebCT.
Vol. 5 Issue 16 – Teaching with Technology Roundtable: Grading with Audio Comments
ELTWeekly Vol. 5 Issue#16 | May 13, 2013 | ISSN 0975-3036
In this session Professor Gregory MacIsaac talks about the advantages of giving students audio comments on their papers. A two to five minute audio file, analyzing the style and content of a student’s essay, is both quicker to produce and more useful to the student than a series of hen-scrawl comments written in the margins of their work. Prof. MacIsaac also demonstrates his method for delivering comments to students over WebCT.
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