Feedback!
• “Most programs and methods that
  worked best were based on heavy
  dollops of feedback.”
• “The most effective forms of
  feedback provide cues or
  reinforcement to the learner, are
  in the form of video, audio or
  computer-assisted instruction
  feedback, or relate feedback to
  learning goals.”

          John Hattie: Visible Learning
The power of feedback
• 134 meta-analyses – Whether some
  influences were more or less
  influential than others on student
  achievement
  • 0.2 small, 0.4 medium, 0.6 large when judging
    educational outcomes.


       Teaching Approach:
            FEEDBACK?
          Effect Size 0.73
      10th highest out of 134
KnowledgeNET has capacity
for a powerful E-Portfolio
   - evidence of learning
- feedback and feedforward
       - goal setting
      - collaboration
E-PORTFOLIOS: Upload or Embed…
•   Word documents or PDFs
•   Powerpoints or Slideshows
•   Spreadsheets or graphs      It helps to have a toolkit of
                                  alternative things to use
•   Video
•   Movies
•   Photos
•   Brainstorms, Mind maps
•   Collaborative Document
•   Voiceovers
•   E-Books
•   Avatars
•   The list is endless…
Voice Thread
a great tool for an E-Portfolio
What is Voice Thread?
• A collaborative, multimedia slide show for
  images, documents, and videos
• Allows people to navigate slides and leave comments
  in 5 ways - using voice (with a mic or
  telephone), text, audio file, or video (via a webcam).
• You can Share a VoiceThread with others for them to
  record comments too.
• Users can doodle while commenting
• You can set up your whole class with a voicethread
  “identity”
• VoiceThreads can be embedded in KNet to show and
  receive comments
contexts for voice threads
     But there’s a bajillion more!                       (it’s in the urban
                                  dictionary)
1.  WRITING: Upload photos of different stages of the writing
                                                                         Students
    process – first draft, next draft, final…                          give, receive
2. THINKING: Upload a mind map or concept map at the                 and respond to
    beginning and end of an inquiry journey                           feedback and
3. VISUAL ART: Upload photos of students’ art work                     feedforward

4. READING: Responding to a shared story/novel
5. SCIENCE: Record a video of students explaining their science fair
    investigation from start to finish
6. MATHS: Demonstrate different strategies for solving maths
    problems.
7. VISUAL LANGUAGE: Find evidence of persuasion on adverts
8. SOCIAL SCIENCE: Record students explaining their understanding
    of key concepts at different times during a learning process
9. PE: Video of students working towards their goals
10. SCHOOL EVENTS: Upload a slideshow of photos of school event
    and student reflections of the event.
What can you put in it?

• You can upload
  – Images
  – Photos
  – Video
  – Documents –
    PDF, word, excel, powerpoint
How do you comment?
You can comment in 5 ways
1. Microphone
2. Webcam
3. Type Text
4. Phone
5. MP3 file
Can you write/draw on it
    as you comment?
• Yes - with Doodling, you can
  draw on top of the media as you
  record your comment
• You can doodle on specific parts
  of a video by pressing pause.
Does my whole class
      need a logon?

             Nope!
• One VoiceThread account can
  have many identities (commenting
  avatars) associated with it.
• No need to logout, login…
Can I embed it in
              KnowledgeNET


                     YEP!
• And you don’t need the kids to go out to
  voicethread, it can all be done in KNet – then
  you have evidence of learning right there!
Can you make it private?
 YEP!
 • there are different security
   options
What hardware do you need?

• Microphone and Headset
• Computer and Internet
• Webcam 
So what? Now what?
1.   Sign up for an account – K12
2.   Create Identities for your students
3.   Choose a context or task for your voicethread
4.   Create it! (Upload something)
5.   Embed in KNet
6.   Get your students collaborating on it

Faqs how can i use voicethread in knet

  • 1.
    Feedback! • “Most programsand methods that worked best were based on heavy dollops of feedback.” • “The most effective forms of feedback provide cues or reinforcement to the learner, are in the form of video, audio or computer-assisted instruction feedback, or relate feedback to learning goals.” John Hattie: Visible Learning
  • 2.
    The power offeedback • 134 meta-analyses – Whether some influences were more or less influential than others on student achievement • 0.2 small, 0.4 medium, 0.6 large when judging educational outcomes. Teaching Approach: FEEDBACK? Effect Size 0.73 10th highest out of 134
  • 3.
    KnowledgeNET has capacity fora powerful E-Portfolio - evidence of learning - feedback and feedforward - goal setting - collaboration
  • 4.
    E-PORTFOLIOS: Upload orEmbed… • Word documents or PDFs • Powerpoints or Slideshows • Spreadsheets or graphs It helps to have a toolkit of alternative things to use • Video • Movies • Photos • Brainstorms, Mind maps • Collaborative Document • Voiceovers • E-Books • Avatars • The list is endless…
  • 5.
    Voice Thread a greattool for an E-Portfolio
  • 6.
    What is VoiceThread? • A collaborative, multimedia slide show for images, documents, and videos • Allows people to navigate slides and leave comments in 5 ways - using voice (with a mic or telephone), text, audio file, or video (via a webcam). • You can Share a VoiceThread with others for them to record comments too. • Users can doodle while commenting • You can set up your whole class with a voicethread “identity” • VoiceThreads can be embedded in KNet to show and receive comments
  • 7.
    contexts for voicethreads But there’s a bajillion more! (it’s in the urban dictionary) 1. WRITING: Upload photos of different stages of the writing Students process – first draft, next draft, final… give, receive 2. THINKING: Upload a mind map or concept map at the and respond to beginning and end of an inquiry journey feedback and 3. VISUAL ART: Upload photos of students’ art work feedforward 4. READING: Responding to a shared story/novel 5. SCIENCE: Record a video of students explaining their science fair investigation from start to finish 6. MATHS: Demonstrate different strategies for solving maths problems. 7. VISUAL LANGUAGE: Find evidence of persuasion on adverts 8. SOCIAL SCIENCE: Record students explaining their understanding of key concepts at different times during a learning process 9. PE: Video of students working towards their goals 10. SCHOOL EVENTS: Upload a slideshow of photos of school event and student reflections of the event.
  • 8.
    What can youput in it? • You can upload – Images – Photos – Video – Documents – PDF, word, excel, powerpoint
  • 9.
    How do youcomment? You can comment in 5 ways 1. Microphone 2. Webcam 3. Type Text 4. Phone 5. MP3 file
  • 10.
    Can you write/drawon it as you comment? • Yes - with Doodling, you can draw on top of the media as you record your comment • You can doodle on specific parts of a video by pressing pause.
  • 11.
    Does my wholeclass need a logon? Nope! • One VoiceThread account can have many identities (commenting avatars) associated with it. • No need to logout, login…
  • 12.
    Can I embedit in KnowledgeNET YEP! • And you don’t need the kids to go out to voicethread, it can all be done in KNet – then you have evidence of learning right there!
  • 13.
    Can you makeit private? YEP! • there are different security options
  • 14.
    What hardware doyou need? • Microphone and Headset • Computer and Internet • Webcam 
  • 15.
    So what? Nowwhat? 1. Sign up for an account – K12 2. Create Identities for your students 3. Choose a context or task for your voicethread 4. Create it! (Upload something) 5. Embed in KNet 6. Get your students collaborating on it