Feedback for Learning

Feedback for Learning

Closing the assessment loop

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    • Case study 2 – Personalised feedback at scale
    • Case study 3 – In class feedback
    • Case study 4 – Authentic feedback through social media
    • Case study 5 – Layers and loops
    • Case study 6 – Multiple prompt strategies across contexts
    • Case study 7 – Investing in educators
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      • Designs for feedback
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Framework for Effective Feedback

This proposed framework for effective feedback comprises four sections:

  1. our definition of feedback,
  2. challenges associated with this definition,
  3. conditions for feedback success, and
  4. strategies for enacting the conditions of success, which are split into three categories:
    • Capacity for feedback
    • Designs for feedback
    • Culture for feedback

To download, save, or print a copy of the full framework, click here.

To download, save, or print a copy of the framework as a one-page infographic, click here.

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