#688 Vevox Quizzes: Generating a results report
In this latest series of Vevox, we’ll show you how to generate a results report so you can gain some insights into the quiz.
In this latest series of Vevox, we’ll show you how to generate a results report so you can gain some insights into the quiz.
Menti have recently released a traffic light question you can use to guage how your students are feeling about different topics. It’s a really nice visual, check it out!
In an earlier post we looked at Vevox as an overview. In this post we’ll briefly take you through the process of creating a question. The next post will take you through the answering and results process.
Vevox is a great Polling and Q&A tool that integrates into PowerPoint. Although it’s a paid subscription it’s certainly worth it for the ease of integrating some great question polling and audience participation features in to a PowerPoint. Participants just need to access a website (or download the app) to take part. This first of… Continue reading #678 Overview of Vevox
Here is a super-easy way to copy a Menti presentation from one account to another. It took me a while to figure out how to do this but once I did it was really easy.
The Whiteboard function in Microsoft Teams has recently had an update. It now has a range of templates to help you quickly put together a collaborative activity for students. In this video we show you how to use it to create an exit ticket activity: Featured image: CCO from Pixabay https://pixabay.com/photos/background-concert-music-tickets-219668/
A couple of weeks ago saw some new developments with Mentimeter. You can now add a Menti app directly into teams. The menti blog explains in detail HERE. Now you dont have to screen juggle in teams. You add the Mentimeter tab. Your audience click the Menti tab in the menu bar. Enter the code… Continue reading #632 Mentimeter is in the Team
As we saw in #621 Hypothes.is [1/2]: Make reading active, visible, and social, Hypothes.is is a powerful digital tool for annotating webpages and especially social annotation as a group. As well as annotating web pages, you can also annotate PDFs as a group. Watch this video to show you how: For more ideas on how… Continue reading #625 Hypothes.is [2/2]: Annotating PDFs in your browser
Hypothesis is a digital annotation tool that allows anyone to add, view, and respond to comments on pretty much any public webpage. It is a great tool and is available for free. To get started you need to sign up for a free account and add Hypothes.is to your browser. Once you’ve done that you… Continue reading #621 Hypothes.is [1/2]: Make reading active, visible, and social
Google Docs is a firm favourite at 1minuteCPD HQ. We have quite a few posts already on all the cool stuff that you can do with Docs. However, I thought it might be good to do a post on how you can quickly set up a Google Doc to collaborate with colleagues whilst we are… Continue reading #567 Collaborate quickly using Google Docs