Hello!
I have a teacher who has been using SVI Solutions’s VIA (a sort of Zoom alternative) for teaching for years. One of her favourite features was the Activity module which allowed her to give a unique copy of an activity to each student, on which they would work individually with no access to one another’s copy, and then, at the end of the activity, she could project any one of the different copy for the rest of the group to see.
Now, because of security concerns, we can no longer use VIA in our institution, I have been trying to recreate what she could do using a mix of Teams and Miro. For the activities, I had in mind to create different frames for each students and they could work on their copy. Then, once the activity’s completed, she can simply zoom on it and use “ Bring everyone to me “ to show the work to the rest of the class.
The problem that I run into is that the teacher would want students not to be able to see each other working during the activity. I’ve been exploring a bit, but, outside of creating a unique board for each student, I have not found a great workaround. I have read about the Breakout Activities that are currently in beta testing but I’m not sure those would prevent students from spying on one another anyway (which would be kind of important to know before I try to convince my institution to upgrade our Miro plan).
So, long story short, any idea on how I could prevent students from spying on each other’s work during the activity, but still be able to show the work to the group once the activity’s over? Ideally, we would not go for the one-board-per-student solution since the loading time would make this nearly impossible to manage for a group of 20+ students.
Thank you!