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Identify true/false statements about feedback types.

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Digital Feedback Methods
 

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Identify true/false statements about feedback types.

by Coordinación Académica
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Automatic feedback requires the teacher to grade each response manually every time.

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Automatic feedback provides immediate responses from software without teacher intervention.

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Digital environments prevent learners from revisiting feedback later.

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There is no difference in strengths or limitations between feedback types.

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Educators can choose among automatic, synchronous, and asynchronous feedback based on learning goals.

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Synchronous feedback can only be delivered in physical classrooms.

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Synchronous feedback happens in real-time, such as during live sessions.

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Asynchronous feedback must be delivered as written comments within 24 hours.

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Asynchronous feedback allows learners to review and reflect at their own pace.

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Digital environments support a variety of feedback formats, including text, audio, and video.

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