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#1 written by Clif Mims
about 2 years ago

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Tom,

I’m glad you shared this VoiceThread idea. It’s a clever use of the technology and I’m glad to hear that it was a rich experience for the learners. I understand that you can’t share the VT for security reasons but I wonder if you can share the steps you used to make this activity work (a behind the scenes sort of look) for those that are newbies.

All the best,
Clif
http://clifmims.com
#2 written by David Muir
about 2 years ago

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Hello there

The use of VoiceThread for peer assessment sounds brilliant. I must go back and have another look at this tool – I don’t think I realised you could use it with documents.

Encouraging collaboration and peer review with ICT

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