Showing posts with label polls. Show all posts
Showing posts with label polls. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 1, 2014

Integrating the iPad into the classroom

I discovered a very interesting article by Dian Schaffhauser about an organization that has been integrating iPads into every academic program and they offer great insight into what they have learned. If you have any interest in using the iPad in your course, give this article a read.

7 Lessons from a Systemwide iPad Program

Not only can you learn a lot from their experiences, but they also provide some golden nuggets along the way in the form of individual instructors' experiences with particular apps or a particular method of using the iPad. Look for the grey textboxes at the end of the lessons learned:


Here are the apps featured in these snippets:

Flashcards+  a fast, fun and free way to review your own flashcards or use the millions of existing flashcard decks

Socrative Student  initiate formative assessments via quizzes, quick question polls, exit tickets and space races

EasyBib  create accurate MLA, APA, and Chicago style citations just by scanning a book bar code to by typing the name of a book


Monday, February 17, 2014

Let's Have a Snack IV: PollSnack

We're talked about TubeSnack, PodSnack, and BannerSnack.  What else is left?  How about polls?

Do you take polls in your class?  Consider checking out PollSnack!  These can be embedded in Canvas, e-mailed out, posted on Facebook- there's lots of ways to share.

Here's an example of a quick poll I made.  Go vote!  If you can't see it, you may need to click the shield