It's good to be doing the podcast again after some time off over the holidays! When I got back to school, I led a PD session for my colleagues on how to save time grading and thought it'd make for a valuable podcast.
TIMESTAMPS
- 0:00 - Intro
- 3:47 - Update on the podcast
- 6:17 - Why grading takes so long
- 7:28 - Hack 1 | Grade fewer things
- 10:23 - Hack 2 | Have shorter assessments
- 11:52 - Hack 3 | Skip written feedback
- 14:55 - Hack 4 | Batch your grading
- 16:58 - Hack 6 | Take assessment yourself (by hand)
- 19:05 - Hack 7 | Use copy & paste efficiently
- 21:55 - Hack 8 | Offer alternative assessments
- 24:28 - Hack 9 | Grade in class as they turn it in
- 27:40 - Hack 10 | Let tech do the grading for you
- 31:47 - TeamEdu newsletter
RESOURCES MENTIONED
- Jumpcut - multi-copy & paste tool
- Khan Academy - not just math anymore
- Google Form Quizzes - auto-graded quizzes
- EdPuzzle - grade flipped classroom videos
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CONNECT WITH THOM
- Twitter - @gibsonedu
- YouTube - /gibsonedu
- Instagram - @gibsoneducation
- Email - thom@thomgibson.com
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