Last updated on 14 November 2014
The development of tools in education and beyond in the world of training has led to many advances in teaching. One of them is the It is quite easy to get feedback, feedback from learners.
I have presented a lot of these services here on toolstice.com. Here are three more. Three original tools and I think relatively little known that allow to probe his students .
Participoll.
Participoll is a fairly simple tool to implement that will allow you to insert surveys or questions into your PowerPoint presentations. To do this, simply plan to punctuate your presentation with specific slides probing your listeners. One question, up to seven possible answers. During your live presentation, all you have to do is provide a single url for all your listeners to answer the survey immediately on their computers, tablets or smartphones. The answers are displayed as bars on the screen in real time. Practical to check live that everyone has understood a concept or to relaunch a presentation with a question offering a little interactivity. Link: Participoll
Geddit
Geddit is a tool dedicated to the world of education that makes it possible to assess in real time the level of understanding of students in a class on the different concepts of a course. Geddit makes it possible to check who has "captured" this or that point of the presentation. For this purpose, the tool offers a system of bars to match the signal bars of a telephone network. With a simple click on their smartphone or tablet, each student will be able to say in a range of 1 to 5 their level of understanding. The teacher will immediately and continuously have a comprehensive and clear vision of the students who need more help or those who have fully understood and who can help classmates in their turn. Free tool and easy to configure. Link: Geddit
AwnserGarden
AwnserGarden has a special place in this series of tools dedicated to collecting the feeedback of your students. This service offers an original approach for those who want to collect opinions and ideas online. We can't make it any simpler. You create an open-ended question and submit it to your audience. You can also use it to survey readers of a website or newsletter in an open-ended way. Each participant is asked to answer the question with one or two words. With the answers to the questions, Awnser Garden will be a virtual wall. A cloud of tags evolving in real time with words that vary in size depending on the number of times they appear in responses. Link: AwnserGarden
English
Good evening
You do a good job
do not give up
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