provide feedback without students editing
I work with about 100 4th graders and only use Lumio asynchronously. I have them record a short passage and answer comprehension questions weekly. I would like a way to end the activity but allow students to see feedback I currently have them turn in a paper with their answers and I provide feedback on their paper regarding their fluency and comprehension. I would like to avoid the paper part. I also don't want them altering their work attempts. I want the students to see progress and growth over time.
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MathDreamer commented
You have the ability to end session, which prevents students from doing more work. But, I can't restart without losing all the student work. It needs to be more of a pause/unpause feature. I want to let students revise work and not start over.
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MathDreamer commented
Is this still planned? The original request was made in 2019. That is 6 years as of this comment.
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MathDreamer commented
This was planned. But, this was 6 years ago. I have to be blunt. It takes too long for you to add features or just make certain features more usable.
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MathDreamer commented
Also, some student click done and start multiple times for fun. Then, other students do the same. You need to lock that down. Also, when writing on student's work, I would lie the option to not keep my feedback there. That way, the student can fix it himself or herself. I might show feedback in front of the class (with the student's permission) and not have this impact the student's work.
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Kirsten Fitzgerald commented
I only use Lumio asynchronously with students. They record themselves reading a passage and I listen and provide feedback on their fluency. I would like a way for them to see my feedback digitally without them making edits so that I don't need to print papers.
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Mlle Starwars commented
Agreed. Some of the activities don't keep a record of feedback, so we would have to be careful with the activity we select. Editing and locking the edit feature make something final, particularly if we want some work to be done only during class time. Nested comments about marking (about 6 levels in): https://smarttech.uservoice.com/forums/602347-lumio/suggestions/46112515-select-a-student-s-name-to-see-all-of-their-cumula
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Todd Jones commented
The teacher should have the ability to turn off the edit feature so that the teacher can give feedback and allow students to students to see it with or without the ability to edit it. If a teaher was to use this for a grade, they may want to show students feedback but not let them edit or alter their work after the student has selected DONE.
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Todd Jones commented
Allow teacher to lock live lessons so that students can see teacher feedback but not edit. Keep a copy of the student work in Google Drive.
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Roslyn Manning commented
I'd like students to be able to easily VIEW their work later. When I use the "share with students" link, it allows students to edit their previous work even though I've "ended" the session. I don't want students to be able to edit their work after I've ended the session. I want them to only be able to VIEW it and be able to access this non-editable work at a later date.
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Aaron Middlemiss
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Other than taking a screen shot and sending it back to a student, can you add some comprehensive ways to share student feedback and ideas when a workspace or handout is closed. It would be great to be able to have students see their teacher's thoughts with their work after the fact.
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Thank you for the suggestion. We will be making improvements to this functionality in the future. For now, there is a workaround to prevent students from making changes. When you are done with a Handout activity, you can end it using the gear menu. Note that this will kick students out of the activity so they can't see and change their work, but you as a teacher can still continue to view student work using the dashboard.
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D. Dell commented
I have noticed that once I start a review of an individual response, other students change their answers before I get a chance to review the answer with them.