MirrorTalk Reflections

✏️ M2 Teacher Reflection: Chat With M2

 

Available for M2 users

After an M2 teaching activity, you can reflect in two ways:

  • Chat With M2 — a private text conversation about your session, on web or mobile
  • Reflection — a spoken self-reflection after the activity, started from the Reflect button on My Takeaways

You can use either one, or both. Your own Reflection is not the same as assigning a reflection to students or other participants. See How Do I Assign a Reflection to a Group after an M2 Session?

Chat With M2

Adult users can chat with M2 via text to reflect on their teaching activity. This is available on the M2 mobile app and M2 web.

How to start a reflection chat with M2

  1. Start a teaching activity on the M2 robot or M2 mobile app with a length of at least 5 minutes.
  2. Exit the activity and return to the Dashboard.
  3. Tap or click the Chat with M2 button in the lower right corner.
  4. Type a message and hit the send button to begin the conversation.
  5. When you're done chatting, exit to the Dashboard. Your Takeaways will update to reflect the context of your conversation.

 

Reflection

Reflection is a verbal self-reflection after your teaching activity. You speak your reflection instead of typing. After you finish, it becomes part of My Takeaways.

Reflection is available on M2 web. Start it after the session finishes and feedback is created.

How to start your Reflection

  1. Finish a teaching activity and wait until feedback is ready on the Activity Dashboard.
  2. Open that activity. My Takeaways is the first card.
  3. Click Reflect on the My Takeaways card.
  4. Complete the spoken reflection.
  5. When you finish, your Reflection integrates into My Takeaways.

Which one should you use?

Chat With M2 Reflection
How you reflect Type a conversation with M2 Speak a self-reflection after the activity
Where to start Chat with M2 in the lower right of the dashboard Reflect on the My Takeaways card
Where it works M2 web and M2 mobile app M2 web
Who can see it Only you. No one else on your team, including administrators, can see your chats. Managers in a shared group can see it. Students, participants, and other non-manager members cannot.
What happens after Your Takeaways update with the context of the conversation Your Reflection integrates into My Takeaways

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a reflection chat conversation with M2 like? M2 guides users through a structured, reflective conversation about the user's feedback and teaching activity in a way that is designed to emulate but not replace a conversation with a trained coach or supervisor. M2 encourages users to narrow down their topic of conversation, create concrete action steps, and make a reasonable plan for follow-through.

What does M2 know about my teaching activity? M2 has access to the full transcript, feedback, lesson plan (if uploaded), and Guide activities that were part of the current teaching activity.

Can I enter and exit a reflection chat several times? Yes, you can leave and return to a reflection as many times as you'd like.

Can I talk about other topics besides my teaching activity with M2? No, M2 is not a general purpose chatbot. It is designed to guide teachers and other educational professionals to reflect on their teaching and learning experiences.

Can anyone else see my reflection chats with M2? No, no one else on your team, including administrators, can see your reflection chats. They are private to you.

Is Reflection the same as Chat With M2? No. Chat With M2 is a typed conversation. Reflection is a spoken self-reflection you start with Reflect on My Takeaways.

Can anyone else see my Reflection? Managers in a shared group can see it. Students, participants, and other non-manager members cannot. Your Chat With M2 conversation stays private to you.

Do I have to finish my Reflection before I chat with M2? No. You can use one, the other, or both.

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