Introduction
In the tables below you can find a quick overview of all of our tools, a description of their pedagogical use, and example use-cases.
Please click on the tool name to go to its help centre page and learn more.
Feedback and Assessment:
Tool Name | Description | Example Use Cases |
Enables instructors to create assignments where students provide feedback on their peers' deliverables (documents or videos) based on predefined criteria. |
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Streamlines how students assess their peers' collaboration skills. The instructor specifies the criteria the students use to evaluate their peers' contributions to group work. |
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Facilitates instructor feedback on activities such as presentations, oral exams or interviews. Students are not required to make a submission. |
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Aims to improve student learning by allowing instructors to provide in-line feedback on deliverables. Instructors can specify the criteria and feedback format. |
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Harnesses the power of artificial intelligence (AI) to generate instant, formative feedback on students' academic writing skills. This helps enhance the quality of students' final work and relieve instructor workload. |
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Allows teachers to make effective, well balanced and inclusive groups to enhance group dynamics, learning outcomes, student satisfaction and engagement. |
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Self Assessment: | Allows students to reflect on their own performance based on predefined criteria. |
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Collaboration and Engagement:
Tool Name | Description | Example Use Cases |
Allows instructors to upload multimedia materials (documents, video, or audio) for students to review while identifying and priming on predefined topics to guarantee a better understanding of the study material. |
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These tools support the flipped classroom method. Instructors can generate meaningful student-content interactions by adding questions or discussion threads to multimedia materials (audio, document, video). |
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Helps instructors organize a team-based learning activity with the pre-class preparation, Readiness Assurance Process (RAP) and peer evaluation steps |
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Discussion: | Organizes online discussions where students can engage in debate by reviewing the work of their peers or topics the instructor puts forward |
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Activates and motivates students to engage with the pre-recorded presentations by adding questions or discussion points. |
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This decision tree gives you an overview of our tools and guides you to which tool best suits your needs. You can find tools that work with your teaching style as well as tools that are designed to fit a specific assignment or teaching goal.
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