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Activity feed is like an agenda. It cannot be re-used from year to year. No HTML editor either. Very basic.

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Activity feed is like an agenda. It cannot be re-used from year to year. No HTML editor either. Very basic.

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Commenting feature. Students and/or parents can interact there. 

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Commenting feature. Students and/or parents can interact there. 

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I personally prefer the news feature. As a student I would rather receive a news update to remind me to do something in my content section of my class as opposed to going down a long list of things in my activity feed incase i forgot to do something. I do not feel the activity feed is the best way to have consistent material handed out to students. i would personally only use the activity feed to remind students to do little activities not worth any grades, and I would keep the real content in the content section or discussion forum.

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-Ability to pin items to the top to put front of mind
- Students can comment

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seems like a too "busy" place to do everything from variety of content and info to student discussion

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I agree, allowing for student comment and discussion may push content out.

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I believe there are lots of pros and cons in each main communication  as you already outlined and mention some  in this chart but it all depends to the system user or individual experience, and observation which is more  adaptable and  relevant  in the working or class environment. 

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I believe there are lots of pros and cons in each main communication  as you already outlined and mention some  in this chart but it all depends to the system user or individual experience, and observation which is more  adaptable and  relevant  in the working or class environment. 

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In my observation the pros in Activity feed is that everyone are encourage to participate. It gives direct instructional information. The cons is that cannot maintain the data or materials. It looks a little bit disorganized.

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1. Seems like a bit more complex  to post and plan

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1. More sources and resources to link to
2. Straight forward to work through
3. Links direcly to Google Drive

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cannot transfer over to another course. Really like the start and end date for news feed. Can look back and set up next course with a shell of what you did last time

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content is easily added from a variety of sources, images and videos are easy to display - link the drop box etc.
Comment feature is a pro, can also be a con with expectations and protocols set up

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No time release option (at least I don't think so!)

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Students can comment on an activity feed post which may cut down on emails and questions from other students.

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Pro:                                1. Interactive                2. Quick to navigate          3. Appears more "straightforward"

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Pro:                                1. Interactive                2. Quick to navigate          3. Appears more "straightforward"

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con: allowing student discussion to happen in the activity feed may cause content to get "lost".

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con: allowing student discussion to happen in the activity feed may cause content to get "lost".

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Pro: students are able to comment, allowing a discussion to happen

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Pro: students are able to comment, allowing a discussion to happen