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  1. Learning Environments - How-To's
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Skill Assessment Workflow

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In this brief demonstration, we will show you how to create a skill assessment review process using a video that a student has submitted. This process allows instructors to provide feedback on the student's assignment by using in-context comments provided by Annoto. Here's the workflow you can follow:

  1. Set up the assignment.

  2. Establish rubrics that include the desired criteria.

  3. Have students submit their assignments and reflect on them

  4. Instructors can then review the videos, provide feedback, and assign a grade based on the rubrics and criteria they have set.

  5. All of this can be done within the speedgrader of Canvas.

That's it! This process allows a seamless and effective review process and makes grading more structured and efficient.

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