Step 1: Pick your tool

Consider the following to determine the best tool to communicate your strategy:

• Use something you are familiar with. Quicktime, Screencast-o-matic, voice over PowerPoint, it’s up to you. Or, if you want to invest some time learning a new tool, feel free.
• Be as creative as you like! You can do it interview style with a friend, include images or other video, have flash cards, etc. Or keep it simple – record a quick video on your phone.
• File requirements:
  • Audio: MP3
  • Video: MP4, AVI, MKV, MOV

Step 2: Prepare and record your submission

Your video/audio recording should include the following:

• Tell us a bit about yourselves
• Provide a brief introduction to what the the assessment is
• How did it work out for you?
• What was the value of the assessment from both perspectives? The overall takeaway?
• Would you change anything?
• Add anything else you’d like!

Other considerations:

• Keep it to one assessment experience. If you have more than one, submit more! Also remember that additional submissions can be in a different format (e.g. audio, video).
• Keep it positive and professional. Even if you’re talking about challenges, maintain a positive tone.
• Keep it simple. The purpose of The Collection is provide bite-sized tips for teachers to consider. And we hope this makes it easier for you to craft your submission, too!
• Keep it private. Don’t share anything about yourself that you aren’t comfortable with others knowing.

Step 3: Submit

Once your video/audio is complete, submit it to us! Click on the button below to submit a piece to The Collection.

If you’re taken to a Microsoft sign in page, use your myCentennial email address to be redirected to the login page. Once you’ve logged in, fill out the form to submit your work!