
Tech Tip Tuesday
31 March 2015
What is Plickers?
Add each class to the Plicker website, create your questions, and assign them to a class. It's a great way check understanding anonymously.
Then, scan the cards around the room with your phone/tablet to collect the answers. You can view the results on your device, or you can post them on the screen for all to see.
(Click to enlarge the examples below and to the left.)
Scan the cards.
View results on your device.
Or project results on the board.
Want ideas for using Plickers? Use it to review before a test. Quickly gather how the class if feeling about a lesson or as an exit slip. Ask questions at the beginning of the unit to assess prior knowledge or opinions. Take a vote.
Want even more information? Check out this Slideshare presentation! I'll be happy to help, too! I played around with a demo class and sample question. It was easy to set up, and I was able to quickly scan the codes and collect data.
Video Instructions
One teacher's take...
Shout-Outs
Photo Credits:
- http://deathtothestockphoto.com/wp-content/uploads/DeathtotheStockPhoto-License.pdf
- creative commons licensed (BY-NC-ND) flickr photo by venspired:http://flickr.com/photos/venosdale/6774128801
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