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Interactive Presentation: For Teachers (Active Assignment)

Dayne
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Introduction

In this article we will walk you through how to set up Interactive Presentation from the perspective of a teacher.

If you’d like more information on how this tool works, you can check out other articles here:

 

Tool In Action

How this article is structured 

This article walks you through the steps of an Interactive Presentation activity, following the same flow as the tool itself. It will describe the process of using the active assignment. This refers to what happens after the assignment is published and available to students. It covers monitoring student progress, viewing submissions, giving feedback, and reviewing outcomes.

Note: When you open a published activity, you’ll land on the Active Assignment view by default. To return to the setup view after publishing, click Edit in the upper-left corner of the activity.
You can see the article about Setting Up this tool here.

Accessibility

We're devoted to making our tools as accessible as possible for all learners - to read more about accessibility in FeedbackFruits tools, check this article: Accessibility: Within FeedbackFruits Tools.

 

Overall Student Progress

 

Please note that this section is only available in the Active Assignment view. It will not appear while you are setting up the activity and will only become available after the activity has been published.

When you open the assignment, you'll see an overview of the overall student progress. This section displays the overall grade, the percentage of attendants that answered a question, and who completed the presentation. It provides a clear summary of the learning activity's progress.

 

Fig. 1: Overall student progress

 

To edit the audio or download it/navigate to the original source online, click on the three dots in the top-right corner of the screen.

 

Fig. 2: Edit button

 

Note: The downloaded presentation will not include the questions and/or comments added.

 

It is also possible to export all the student data into an Excel file. This file contains information concerning student contributions from this learning activity. You can download this export by clicking on the Export Analytics button in the overall student progress window.

 

 

Step 1: Presentation

 

In the active Assignment for this section, this is how it appears.

 

Note: The details below the presentation will only be accessible once it has been delivered live.

 

Fig. 2: Presentation: Active assignment

 

By default, the participants' overview is displayed. From here, you can see the progress of each student, including their question response rate, accuracy rate, and which teacher they attended the session with.

 

As you scroll down, you can review the history of your previous live sessions, including the number of participants in each session and the performance results of each student.

 

Note: Interactive Presentation can be used up to 500 participants for Europe and 100 participants for Australia and United States.

 

Fig. 3: Previous sessions

 

Grading

 

In this step, you have to access a comprehensive overview detailing the grades of each student within the system.

 

By default, the grading module is enabled, it will be visible after the last step. The image below shows what that will look like. By clicking on the arrow on the right or using the scroll bar at the bottom, the teacher can view the rest of the grade sections (from left to right). On the far right there is also an optional grade adjustment . This allows the teacher to add or subtract points for each student. Click on Fullscreen to get a better view.

 

Fig. 4: Grading: Active Assignment

 

 

Good to know:

Adding Instructions

If you also want to include some instructions or any other message with the task you're setting up, this can be done by scrolling down and clicking on the circular blue + button. Once you click the button, you will see a screen prompting you to select the type of module you want to add, select Instructions.

 

Fig. 5: Adding instructions

 

Once you click on it, it gets added as the first step in the tool set-up screen. Scroll back to the top to type in the instructions.

 

Fig. 6: Instruction added on top

 

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