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Engage Students and Get Real-time Feedback with Free Polling Tools

Presented by Kim Munoz
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Overview

Are you tired of the same old Question and Answer sessions in your classroom? Do the same students always answer, while others try to avoid making eye contact? You can change this dynamic by using electronic polling. Join Kim Munoz as she shows how you can engage students and gain real-time feedback when you question students using free polling tools. The webinar will explore 3 polling tools that every teacher should know, and show you different ways to use these tools. Examples of how to use these tools in the classroom will also be shared.

Details

Status: Available On-Demand
Subject: ICT
Last aired on: Wednesday, June 19, 2019 @ 11:00 AM EDT
Duration: 30 minutes
Credit Hours: 0.5
Categories: Assessment & Review , Classroom Management
Tags: assessments, electronic polling, mentimeter, poll everywhere, questions, student engagement, surveymonkey

Reviews (34)

Full Member
 
good info, can't wait to try it out
Full Member
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Thank you for the great suggestion of sli.do the ultimate question and answer polling platform.
How to manage questions, how to manage polls, and how to introduce sil.do was all beneficial for me to view and learn.
Basic Member
 
Very informative.
Full Member
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Thanks for sharing.
Basic Member
 
Great Webinar!
Basic Member
 
thank you!
Basic Member
 
Very interesting ideas. I can't wait to try the polling tools.
Basic Member
 
Love the ideas presented. Can't wait to use them in my classroom.
Basic Member
 
I tech high school science and poll by hands now but really like the idea of student responses potentially motivating other students to respond... Lessons with phone in hand - a bit worrisome from a distractions standpoint - but I'd like to try it
Basic Member
 
Great ideas for checking student understanding. I am thinking about trying some polling in class.
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