Capture learners’ attention with video feedback

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Record a video mark scheme for exams and watch your learners’ engagement with feedback soar

Teachers are always looking for ways to get students to engage with feedback, especially when it’s not possible to give individual feedback. Lessons spent going through a test can often feel unproductive and cause learners to disengage and become frustrated. Evidence shows that sharing video feedback can improve student engagement and help each student hone in on their own areas of weakness. Teacher Kristy Turner shares how to use video feedback and why it helps learners get more out of assessments, as well as saving you time and reducing your stress levels.

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