Grading Participation

Discussion created by eduard romea on Dec 13, 2017
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We are doing a 100% online course. We want to rate the participation or involvement of the students according to their participation in the forums, videos watched, or the number of self-evaluations that the student has made, not just the final score . Now we create an assignment and after that we watch the progression of the student and we can grade him manually, but we wanted to know or share another way to do that automatically.
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Kona Jones

Dec 14, 2017 4:46 AM

eduard, other than having students self report what they are doing I can’t think of a way to automate this. Yet, something that might help with the monitoring are the following;

Obtaining and using Access Report data for an entire course

How to Count Student Discussion Posts

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eduard romea @ Kona Jones on Dec 14, 2017 5:21 AM

Thanks Kona Jones ! That's more or less the way we do now. And we also combine the requisites for that. The students must complete some requirements in sequential orders, and that's the way that we can view the students progress and then grading that. But in the same way that Canvas can allow you as student to follow the course, according of that requisites, we think could also rate this progress. Maybe we share that question as an Idea.

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Kona Jones

@ eduard romea on Dec 14, 2017 5:56 AM

Yes! It sounds like a great feature idea!

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Eric Werth

@ eduard romea on Dec 14, 2017 11:19 AM

Hi eduard. I have a quick question out of personal curiosity. How are you determining number of videos watched? In my classes I include an assignment for graded posts and another for at least two replies to classmates (graded for quality using a rubric) and I have a weekly self evaluation as a graded survey. These all work smoothly and when I have included requirements like you mention I know that students at least clicked on the page, but I haven't found a good way to determine what students are doing when they are on a page (to measure engagement) or if they watch a video embedded in a page. Are you using something like ARC or Kaltura that tracks individual user views of videos?

Thanks!

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eduard romea @ Eric Werth on Dec 14, 2017 1:11 PM

Hi Eric,

At the end of the video we also have a quiz, ant the students must do it

to follow their progress, and we try to include questions that requirwe oe

watching the video until the end. If we do this habiatully, the students

will eventually get used to watching the video untill the end. We don't use

ARC or Kaltura, we're using Vimeo, I know about ARC, but I will investigate

about Kaltura. We only been using Canvas 5 months, we're so excited but

we're still finding our footing and exploring this brand new world. Thank

you for sharing!

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Eric Werth

@ eduard romea on Dec 14, 2017 1:18 PM

Thanks Eduard and good luck! I look forward to hearing how everything goes!

Eric

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Kona Jones Dec 14, 2017 4:46 AM
eduard, other than having students self report what they are doing I can’t think of a way to automate this. Yet, something that might help with the monitoring are the following;

Obtaining and using Access Report data for an entire course

How to Count Student Discussion Posts
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- eduard romea @ Kona Jones on Dec 14, 2017 5:21 AM
  Thanks Kona Jones ! That's more or less the way we do now. And we also combine the requisites for that. The students must complete some requirements in sequential orders, and that's the way that we can view the students progress and then grading that. But in the same way that Canvas can allow you as student to follow the course, according of that requisites, we think could also rate this progress. Maybe we share that question as an Idea.
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  - Kona Jones @ eduard romea on Dec 14, 2017 5:56 AM
    Yes! It sounds like a great feature idea!
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  - Eric Werth @ eduard romea on Dec 14, 2017 11:19 AM
    Hi eduard. I have a quick question out of personal curiosity. How are you determining number of videos watched? In my classes I include an assignment for graded posts and another for at least two replies to classmates (graded for quality using a rubric) and I have a weekly self evaluation as a graded survey. These all work smoothly and when I have included requirements like you mention I know that students at least clicked on the page, but I haven't found a good way to determine what students are doing when they are on a page (to measure engagement) or if they watch a video embedded in a page. Are you using something like ARC or Kaltura that tracks individual user views of videos?
    Thanks!
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    - eduard romea @ Eric Werth on Dec 14, 2017 1:11 PM
      Hi Eric,
      At the end of the video we also have a quiz, ant the students must do it
      to follow their progress, and we try to include questions that requirwe oe
      watching the video until the end. If we do this habiatully, the students
      will eventually get used to watching the video untill the end. We don't use
      ARC or Kaltura, we're using Vimeo, I know about ARC, but I will investigate
      about Kaltura. We only been using Canvas 5 months, we're so excited but
      we're still finding our footing and exploring this brand new world. Thank
      you for sharing!
      
      2017-12-14 19:20 GMT+01:00 Eric Werth <instructure@jiveon.com>:
      
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      - Eric Werth @ eduard romea on Dec 14, 2017 1:18 PM
        Thanks Eduard and good luck! I look forward to hearing how everything goes!
        
        Eric
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