I can see this being used for not only a check for understanding or an exit ticket but also as a way to have kids to surveys. You can create 4 potential topics and ask the kids to vote. It's simple. I like how fast the responses come back to you and how easy it is to use. I would recommend giving it a shot. It's a great tool for the classroom.
Friday, November 18, 2016
Quick assessments using Plickers
I can see this being used for not only a check for understanding or an exit ticket but also as a way to have kids to surveys. You can create 4 potential topics and ask the kids to vote. It's simple. I like how fast the responses come back to you and how easy it is to use. I would recommend giving it a shot. It's a great tool for the classroom.
Friday, November 4, 2016
Making digital worksheets with Edueto
I have started to dabble a bit in digital worksheets as ways to assess my students. I have been trying to come up with some different ways to do things. I noticed on the AASL Best Websites of 2016, a link for a free digital worksheet site called Edueto. I checked it out to see if it was something I would use and I believe it is.
The site has a library of publicly shared worksheets that are sorted by content, age, country and grade. If you find one you like, you can copy it to your personal worksheet collection. You can also make your own worksheets fairly easily. There are many options available for the worksheets you make, including math equations and fill in the blank. Even foreign language accents are available. There is a capability of making a class list and assigning work to the students and classes.
I felt this was a fairly easy site to use and I think it will make some of my daily work a little easier.
I felt this was a fairly easy site to use and I think it will make some of my daily work a little easier.
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