One of my favorite take aways of many from the Learning 2.0 conference in Vietnam was "
Persuall" that is absolutely dynamite. It's a great Close Reading platform wherein a classroom teacher uploads a document and the students (who access the room with a code) comment on the text with their text based highlights visible to all.
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Perusall in student view. |
What's cool though is that Persuall collects data on the comments and analyzes class understanding with an artificial intelligence algorithm that assesses class and individual understanding of the text.
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Student can see comments from one another, Google Docs 2.0? |
After a number of comments are collected, it generates a report to the classroom teacher which shows patterns of student learning and identifies paragraphs that are difficult to the class as a whole for remediation and reteaching.
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The "Confusion Report" shows patterns of class understanding based on comment location. |
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