Getting Started with Kami | Print with Annotations

Description

This instructional template helps students and teachers use Print with Annotations in Kami to capture visible thinking, feedback, and comments when exporting or printing a document.

Learners add annotations using text, drawings, voice, or video comments, then export the document with annotations included. The guided challenge encourages students to demonstrate learning and feedback clearly, while the reflection question supports metacognition around how shared feedback improves understanding.

This resource is ideal for assessment evidence, revision, moderation, and sharing annotated work digitally or in print.

Print with Annotations

Kami Tools

Digital Annotation

Feedback and Assessment

Student Reflection

Classroom Workflow

Formative Assessment

Instructional Technology

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Description

This instructional template helps students and teachers use Print with Annotations in Kami to capture visible thinking, feedback, and comments when exporting or printing a document.

This resource is ideal for assessment evidence, revision, moderation, and sharing annotated work digitally or in print.

Print with Annotations

Kami Tools

Digital Annotation

Feedback and Assessment

Student Reflection

Classroom Workflow

Formative Assessment

Instructional Technology

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Add text, images and videos
Leave interactive annotations
Collaborate in real-time
Assign to students
Edit in offline mode

Subjects	Other
Types	Learn Kami
Grades	10th, 11th, 12th, 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th, 9th, K, Pre K

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