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Another example of the "yes, and" thinking for giving feedback. Pixar calls it "plussing" - would be a great way to teach students to give feedback to each other.

Interesting way to teach students how to give and receive feedback. The ground rules could be adapted to almost any grade level.

Great infographic about feedback

Take a look at the Make tab and also the Tools under the Explore tab. These activities might be great ways to incorporate coding and web literacy into your lessons.

This is the program my husband used to teach my 8th graders how to code their text for the app. My students loved it and can't wait to code! They code on one side of the screen and see the results on the other side. It gives them instant feedback to see if their code is correct or not.

Record your voice in student google docs.

"I switched to an assessment system based on observation, feedback, iteration, and student self-evaluation. Students began completing all assignments, became more engaged learners, and even passed standardized tests at higher rates than their peers in classrooms with traditional grades."