The Video upload task lets learners record and submit a video for feedback and/or marking. This question type requires a facilitator or coach to mark it.
When should I use a Video upload task?
All of the written and recorded types are really useful for those learning outcomes with verbs that require learners to generate something - describe, explain, discuss, critique, synthesize and so on.
As in the example above, we think Video upload is great for getting learners to take on the teacher role and explain things.
Another use for Video upload would be for gathering evidence of skills. For instance, a timelapse of setting up scaffolding/computer hardware or evidence of a learner chairing a meeting, or giving a presentation.
How do I create a Video upload?
All tasks load with an example task to give an idea of what each field is for. To add your own task details, you can type over the existing content in the fields or select Clear task content, to start completely fresh.
Standard fields
This task has the standard fields/options that all tasks have.
At the top:
Question - Where you set the main question/task which tells learners what to answer or do.
And at the bottom:
Hint - Add a hint to give pointers or clues to give learners extra guidance to complete the task. Learners can choose to See hint so it allows them to get this help “on demand”.
Feedback - Add feedback to give learners an automated response when they submit the task. See Writing feedback for tasks for pointers and ideas.
More options
You can select a maximum time limit for the video.
Allocating a marking template
As this task is manually marked, be sure to choose a marking template to set the options facilitators have available to mark and/or add feedback.
Other articles you may be interested in:
Task types - See the variety of tasks available for course authors to engage and assess learners.
Adding a task to your course - Course authors can add assessed and non-assessed tasks to their courses.
Marking templates - Template Settings and what they mean.
Adding a quiz using tasks - Course authors can create assessed or non-assessed quizzes to add to their courses.