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30-Minute Webcast Series
More than Words: Using Voice Comments
to Provide Effective Feedback
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DATE: Tuesday, May 8, 2012
PRESENTER:
Meagan Kittle Autry
is a researcher at North Carolina State University working on her PhD
in Communication, Rhetoric, and Digital Media. Her research focuses
on genre theory, rhetoric of science and technology, rhetorical
criticism, environmental communication, and digital
media. Meagan is currently conducting research under Chris Anson
into the benefits of using audio comments and screencast technology
to provide feedback to students.
COST: Complimentary
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Overview
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Join a
lively, 30-minute discussion exploring the benefits—and the
increased efficacy—of using voice comments to provide feedback on
student writing.
The 30-Minute Webcast Series sponsored by
Turnitin are for busy educators who want to stay current with the
latest trends and technologies related to preserving academic
integrity, preventing plagiarism, and improving the quality of
student written work.
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Turnitin FREE 30-Minute Webcast: More than Words: Using Voice Comments to Provide Effective Feedback
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