Using Technology to Give Great Feedback with Nihad Ćehić

Using Technology to Give Great Feedback with Nihad Ćehić

Author: TESOL Pop January 10, 2023 Duration: 14:59

Co-founder and CEO of the EdTech App Vibbl Nihad Ćehić talks about the vital role delayed feedback plays in the learning process, the challenges teachers often face in giving great feedback, and how technology like Vibbl can help.

Find out more about the Vibbl App by visiting the website here. Follow Vibbl on Twitter @TryVibbl to stay up-to-date with the latest news.

References

Education Endowment Foundation (2023) Teaching and Learning Toolkit: An accessible summary of education evidence. Available here. Accessed on 8 Jan 2023

Education Endowment Foundation (2016) A Marked Improvement? A review of the evidence on written marking. Available here. Accessed on 8 Jan 2023

Education Scotland (2016) Dylan Wiliam: Feedback on learning. Available here. Accessed on 8 Jan 2023

Department for Education (2017) Teacher Workload Survey 2016. Research Report, February 2017. Available here. Accessed on 8 Jan 2023

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