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Visible aspects in a classroom (Collaboration (Who is contributing?, How…
Visible aspects in a classroom
Tracking behaviour
Research
How many search engines did they go through to complete a task?
How long did the research take?
How many students located the information during the research?
Homework
Which students complete their homework?
When do students complete their homework?
Which students struggle to complete work within the allotted time?
How much of a set task do students read?
Which students read a set task?
Time/Effectiveness
Which sites are students using?
How much time is spent in answering a particular question?
How long is spent thinking/struggling?
How long/often are students using the sites?
Assessment
Process of drafting work (assessment progress as formative feedback)
Which students attempted the quiz and their score?
Writing skills (punctuation/spelling/ grammar as info graphic) can be used to hone students' weaker areas.
Collaboration
Who is contributing?
How much each single student is contributing?
Who is writing (in google doc)?
Who dominates the discussion?
How balanced is the discussion?
Engagement
with students
In class: what pages are students looking at?
What students are doing on their laptop?
What does distract students?
with parents
Sharing students' progress, highlight their work and improvement
Are parents involved in homework, letters, marks?
Feedback
Exit tickets: students' feedback & self assessment (what did students learn? What did it work? What did not work?
Which students need more support after looking at online sharing and chat
Collated, consistent, measurable. All in one place. Generate report at the end.
Orchestration
Time taken to access digital technologies:
downloading forms, logging onto system, computer speed, etc.
Learning preferences
What modes students individually prefer when responding: typing, visual representation, physical handwriting?
Affect
How the weather affects students
Affective patterns of the whole class
How external factors affect individual student emotions