Denis Rochac
Assessment Activity Chart
Technology
Resource
Playposit
Vialogues
Spiral
Link to Quiz
Midwest
Midwest
See attached image
Timing:
Self-paced vs. all at
once
Some self-pacing as
the viewer can stop,
pause and toggle
back video.
Video can be paused
and rewound. Quiz is
on one page with
embedded video.
Video can be paused
and rewound. The
questions are
imbedded as well as
listed.
Personalized
Learning Options
Video can be rewatched. No other
personalized options
Video can be rewatched. No other
personalized options
Imbedded questions in
video as well as listed
with time stamp.
Video can be paused
and rewound.
Feedback:
When and how is it
provided to the
student
Immediately.
Student is told if
answer is incorrect
and correct is
highlighted.
After poll has been
finished or teacher
provides the correct
answers. Comment
section (if signed in)
Feedback is given at
the end of the quiz.
Data: What types of
information does it
provide the
instructor
Generates
downloadable spread
sheet of student
answers
Ability to see in real
time what answers are
most popular. Real time
if comment section is
utilized.
Gives you data on
number of questions
asked, percentage of
received responses,
and overall class
performance utilizing
graphs and spread
sheet. It also provides
for real time tracking
for each question if
lesson is done live.
How can it be used
without 1:1
-There are print out
options.
-could be projected
-This tool feels like it
has to be used 1:1. It
could be projected, but
it relies on user
interaction.
- Lesson could be
emailed.
Content:
Does it provide a
library of
lessons/quizzes?
Can you upload or
import from other
sites or file
formats?
Yes, large library of
teacher created
content.
Yes, large library of
videos some are
lessons. Supports
MOV, FLV, MP4,
MPG, MPEG,AVI, and
#3GP. YouTube,
Vimeo, Vialouges
uploads are supported.
Yes, it is linked to
Discovery Education a
large library. You can
upload many different
file types and from
other sites.
Overall thoughts
Simple, easy to
follow instructions
with a clean end
product. Palyposit
was the most
frictionless platform
out of the three I
tried. It also has a
big library of
premade content.
Very easy to share
out teacher created
content and the
option of being able
to make a print
version is nice. I
would use this in my
classroom
I was excited for this
tool. The video that was
shared really hyped it
up, but I was left kind
of disappointed. The
platform may be really
interactive if created
while the lesson was
being taught. I can see
how posting questions
up in real time, inviting
students to comment
via their choice of
social media (there are
links to all the big ones
Facebook, Twitter,
Instagram) could create
a robust conversation,
but in the way we were
utilizing the platform it
really felt flat.
This platform has 5
different tools to
choose from varying
from video clips with
embedded discussions,
a quick format quiz, a
verbal Q&A, an
interactive
presentation and a
collaborative project
app. I found the “Clip”
app (their video app)
to be really easy to
use. The fact that they
are connected to
Discovery Education
makes this a really
robust site.