Using Microsoft Forms in Canvas can be a great way to check student comprehension.
Marit Smith, Tanner Wilde, Nick DiTulio, Todd Wolfe and Alex McDaniel
April 18, 2022
Students can spend a great deal of time reading or viewing material, but merely reading does little to help students learn or help direct their studying efforts. Knowledge checks can be a powerful way to help students interact with course material. Low-stakes assessments help students see how well they have understood the information, make judgments about what and how much they should study and allow students to process the material more deeply.
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