What Online Students Say About… Assessment

by Diane J. Goldsmith, Ph.D. Feedback. Feedback. Feedback • Feedback needs to be timely: “Personal communication and prompt feedback on assignments are essential for any course to be a success.” • Feedback should include grades: “Feedback in the form of grades is essential, and it should come to students frequently!” • Feedback needs to be helpful: “Instead of just marking answers wrong, she would also give a brief explanation as to what the correct answer was and why.” • Feedback needs to be personal: “I would personally like to see teachers send a one or two line email to students […]
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