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Title: Online feedback on student compositions: Overcoming the limitations of traditional feedback


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Online feedback on student compositions
Overcoming the limitations of traditional
feedback
  • Innovative Language Teaching and Learning at
    UniversityEnhancing the Learning Experience of
    Modern Languages through Feedback
  • Bristol University, School of Modern Languages,
    25 May 2012
  • Dr Michael Märlein

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Should feedback be given?
No
Yes
  • Truscott
  • (1996, 1999, 2007)
  • Semke (1984)
  • Kepner (1991)
  • Sheppard (1992)
  • Ferris
  • (1999, 2004, 2006)
  • Ferris Roberts (2001)
  • Lee (1997, 2004)
  • Chandler (2003)
  • Bitchener (2008)

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What type of feedback?
Direct feedback
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What type of feedback?
Indirect coded feedback
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Error codes
  • Size of the code system(e.g. Cohen Cavalcanti
    1990, Lee 2004)
  • Code labels(e.g. Lee 1997)

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Code labels
M The verb has been placed in the wrong mood
usually subjunctive will need to be replaced by
the indicative or vice versa. (Lalande 1982, p.
148)
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Code labels
mF morphologischer Fehler (Kleppin 1997, p. 144)
UN UNMÖGLICH! No such word or construction exists
in German. (Lalande 1982, p. 148)
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Error codes
  • Size of the code system(e.g. Cohen Cavalcanti
    1990, Lee 2004)
  • Code labels(e.g. Lee 1997)
  • Support for self-correction(e.g. Conrad
    Goldstein 1999, Ferris 1995)

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New code system
  • spelling
  • ending
  • form
  • wrong word
  • position
  • missing word
  • unnecessary word

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The feedback dilemma
Comprehensive feedback expected (e.g. Lee 2004)
Selective feedback most suitable (e.g. Ferris
1999)
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The feedback dilemma
Support for self-correction (e.g. Ferris 1995)
Guided self-correction process
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New feedback tool
  • tool presentation

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Student evaluation results
stronglyagree
stronglydisagree
agree
disagree
  • I liked seeing only the errors of one category
    (critical, major, medium, minor) at a time.
  • The feedback/correction hint provided for each
    marked error made it easier for me to
    self-correct the error.
  • This type of feedback helped me more to improve
    my writing than traditional feedback I received
    before.
  • The online feedback was easy to use.

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