World History
- Cel.ly's Improvements For Texting Students
Cel.ly is an alternative to Remind to texting your students. You can choose between a restricted environment where only you see the texts or one where all students respond. Either way it is an improvement since you can individually text your...
- Three Great Informal Assessment Tools: Socrative, Wallwisher, Today'smeet
Here are excellent step-by-step directions from Richard Byrne (Free Technology for Teachers) on how to use three great informal assessment tools--Socrative--Today's Meet and Wallwisher. Socrative looks especially cool. It's a little like Poll...
- Easily Make Mc Tests In Google Forms
We have a test maker for which we have to cut and paste each part of multiple choice questions into the "a" section and the "b" one, etc. Well here is a much faster way for you to make convert your multiple choice questions to Google Form tests...
- Ted Talks Manipulated For The Classroom
By going here, I can take any Ted Talk, or for that matter, any video on Youtube and create a lesson with multiple choice and short answer questions to go with it. When that is done you will be given a unique url which you can then give to your...
- Polleverywhere Adds Picture Components To Questions
Image Support for Multiple Choice Options from Poll Everwhere on Vimeo. I just taught my tech integration class how to use PollEverywhere this past week and along comes their newest innovation which is to add pictures to the questions. Frank (Panterfan)...
World History
Instant Reponse
Two years ago fellow blogger Frank Franz turned me onto Polleverywhere.com where students can answer multiple choice questions using their phones. For those who do are not allowed to have their students text, they can use gopollgo.com. The teacher would send out a Tweet and the students would then answer and you can get an instant poll. This is the perfect way to create an "exit ticket" and have the kids answer several multiple choice answers and show you and the entire class (if you are showing it with a LCD) the percentage that got each question. Above is a video explaining it as well as giving a little history how a company begins.
- Cel.ly's Improvements For Texting Students
Cel.ly is an alternative to Remind to texting your students. You can choose between a restricted environment where only you see the texts or one where all students respond. Either way it is an improvement since you can individually text your...
- Three Great Informal Assessment Tools: Socrative, Wallwisher, Today'smeet
Here are excellent step-by-step directions from Richard Byrne (Free Technology for Teachers) on how to use three great informal assessment tools--Socrative--Today's Meet and Wallwisher. Socrative looks especially cool. It's a little like Poll...
- Easily Make Mc Tests In Google Forms
We have a test maker for which we have to cut and paste each part of multiple choice questions into the "a" section and the "b" one, etc. Well here is a much faster way for you to make convert your multiple choice questions to Google Form tests...
- Ted Talks Manipulated For The Classroom
By going here, I can take any Ted Talk, or for that matter, any video on Youtube and create a lesson with multiple choice and short answer questions to go with it. When that is done you will be given a unique url which you can then give to your...
- Polleverywhere Adds Picture Components To Questions
Image Support for Multiple Choice Options from Poll Everwhere on Vimeo. I just taught my tech integration class how to use PollEverywhere this past week and along comes their newest innovation which is to add pictures to the questions. Frank (Panterfan)...