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HiTeach Web Work Collection: Images, Text, and Student Annotations

HiTeach Web | Operation and Application Guide

Collect Images, Image-and-Text Responses, and Selected Work

Work Collection is designed for solution processes, handwritten annotations, photos of completed work, and image-plus-text responses. The teacher can review the whole class immediately, then select representative work for display and feedback.

Requirements and Before You Begin

  • HiTeach Web is a browser-based service. The teacher and all students need a stable internet connection. We recommend the latest version of Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge for the teacher device.
  • HiTeach Web is available under Free, Professional, and School licenses. See the product and licensing page for details.
  • Available features, usage limits, participant capacity, and cloud storage vary by license. Refer to the latest information shown after sign-in and on the product page.
  • To take a photo or upload an image, students must allow the browser to access the camera or photo library. The number of Work Collection activities available under a Free license is shown in the account interface.

Common Uses

  • Circle key details, mark an answer, or draw a route on an image.
  • Photograph a hands-on result, paper worksheet, or group whiteboard.
  • Combine an image and short text to explain an observation, design, or solution process.
1

Publish a Work Collection task

Place the prompt, image, or instructions on the whiteboard, then select Work Collection and publish the task.

Publish a Work Collection task in HiTeach Web
Before publishing, explain the completion criteria and submission deadline.
2

Students create their work

Students can write, type, or add images to the content they receive, depending on the activity requirements.

Student edits work on a device
Students can respond with handwriting, text, and images.
3

Submit the work

Students review their work and submit it.

Student submits completed work
The teacher receives the work as soon as it is submitted.
4

Review the whole class

Scan the thumbnails to identify common issues, different strategies, and examples worth sharing.

Teacher views the class work gallery
The gallery shows submission status and previews of student work.
5

Select, annotate, and discuss

Select representative work, place it on the whiteboard, annotate it, and push it to student devices.

Select student work for review
Choose representative examples for whole-class discussion.
Push student work or place it on the whiteboard
Annotate the work and explain key points, or push the page directly to students.
Student receives work shared by the teacher
Students can view the content the teacher pushes to their devices.
Activity design tip: State what students need to create, what materials they may use, and when to submit. Test the workflow with one short task before running a longer activity.

Related Resources

HiTeach Web operation and application series

Product and additional resources

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