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Meaningful Feedback in online Discussions Kurt M. Sussman

Meaningful feedback in online discussions

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In this slide show, I explore the importance, benefits, and strategies of meaningful feedback in an online discussion forum.

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Meaningful Feedback in online Discussions

Kurt M. Sussman

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Importance of Meaningful Feedback

Fight the Isolation Roadmap for success

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Benefits of Meaningful Feedback

Student satisfaction

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Benefits of Meaningful Feedback

Forming Relationships

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Strategies for Meaningful Feedback

Design leading questions Question Often Get Them Involved

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Final Thoughts

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