Meaningful feedback in online discussions

Meaningful Feedback in online Discussions

Kurt M. Sussman

Importance of Meaningful Feedback

Fight the Isolation Roadmap for success

Benefits of Meaningful Feedback

Student satisfaction

Benefits of Meaningful Feedback

Forming Relationships

Strategies for Meaningful Feedback

Design leading questions Question Often Get Them Involved

Final Thoughts

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