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Reviewing a digital product

I can review and provide feedback on a digital product.

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Reviewing a digital product

I can review and provide feedback on a digital product.

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Key learning points

  1. Feedback should be carefully crafted to provide constructive information that informs improvement.
  2. Criteria can be used to help structure the reviewing process and assess the success of a digital product.
  3. Comments providing feedback can be left directly in a digital product.

Keywords

  • Feedback - information about a product to inform improvement

  • Criteria - a set of standards that something can be judged against

  • Comment - a written or spoken reaction to express an opinion

Common misconception

Feedback is about telling people what has been done wrong and giving commands.

Feedback should be supportive and constructive. Feedback should include details of what has gone well as well as suggestions to help improve the product.


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6 Questions

Q1.
Which word refers to how accurate and trustworthy a source of information is?
Correct answer: reliability
content
copyright
licence
Q2.
If content is to communicate a message with clarity, what should it do?
Correct answer: It should be easy to understand and use simple language.
It should use complicated words and sound impressive.
It should have as many details as possible, even if that makes it confusing.
Q3.
The style and branding of a slide deck should be throughout.
Correct Answer: consistent
Q4.
To find content that is reliable and unbiased you may need to search different sources of .
Correct Answer: information, data
Q5.
What type of content usually requires a licence agreement to be used?
Creative Commons
open source
public domain
Correct answer: copyrighted
Q6.
Why may a poster be difficult to read?
The image does not relate to the text.
Correct answer: A fancy font has been used.
The text colours contrast with the background.

4 Questions

Q1.
What type of feedback says good things as well as saying how to improve?
direct
critical
Correct answer: constructive
conditional
Q2.
What should constructive feedback offer?
problems
Correct answer: solutions
Correct answer: suggestions
commands
Q3.
What is a set of standards that can be used to review the quality of a digital product?
Correct answer: criteria
templates
tables
feedback
Q4.
To help organise and structure criteria a can be used.
Correct Answer: rubric, Rubric

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