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https://www.flippity.net/mg.php?k=1HW-b3jBPk71X8JoEyt2upnk_3XRPxJ5nOdYWWFpqdbc

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Flippity Link: https://flippity.net/rp.php?c=Statistic,Parameter,Sample,Population,Bias,Simple%20Random%20Sample,Systematic%20Random%20Sample,Stratified%20Random%20Sample,Clustered%20Sampling,Voluntary%20Sampling

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Yay! someone else also wants to go to Antarctica!

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Padlet
www.padlet.com
To use padlet, create a free account
If you present on this app, try to include as many of the uses and features below as you can :)
You may not use the map presentation - that would be a repeat :)

Some of its uses:
Multiple-step problems
Multiple-step examples (Each step to classical conditioning)
Brain Dumps
Q + A’s
Scales (how confident are you in this subject)
Charts
Semester Planning

Some Cool features
Filter profanity
Can choose to display author names or make anonymous
Can add students to collaborate
Different grids for different needs
Light & Dark Mode
Fun backgrounds
Collaborators can save as a pdf
Can add reactions
Read student contributions before posting

Math - timeline - order of operations
Chem - Question and Answers - Have students help each
Stats - Question and Answers - Practice problems - Type out concept in more detail and have students answer in breakout rooms
PSY- a time line of different people who are important for psychology

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Google Jamboard
- is an online whiteboard
- you can have a max of 20 pages per Jamboard
- if you present on this app, play with it a bit to figure out what some of its uses are! pro and cons?

Create a Jamboard by going to your Drive, click "New", scroll down to "More", click "Jamboard"

Matching Steps - Physics Problems - Using sticky notes (provide all steps or have one mystery step; have students organize the steps in groups of 2-3)

Ice Breaker - Any discipline - Have students draw their emotional/personal state :)

Stats - vocabulary matching, graphing with graphing paper, brainstorms

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Mentimeter
Interactive presentation software - you will need to create a free account and log in

- students will go to Join a presentation (menti.com) and then type in the code to see your presentation

Types of presentations:
scales, multiple-choice, word cloud, ranking, open-ended questions, quizzes...
There are examples in Mentimeter of each of the presentations!

If you present on this app, what are some of its uses and features that could be helpful in an SI session?
- Eg 1: you could use the scales or the ranking presentation as a survey of how students are feeling for an exam.
- Eg 2: you could use the ranking presentation to get students to put steps in order...
- Eg 3: profanity filter in settings

Well done for reading to the bottom!
Fun Fact: this is my home town!

Very Versatile Program; can be used for many subjects and activities, but there is a paywall

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Enter the Code to Join & Vote on a Presentation - Mentimeter

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Enter the code from the Mentimeter presentation to join in and start voting. Make your voice heard!

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Flippity
https://flippity.net/

Flippity is a website that has instructions, demonstrations, and templates to create a variety of fun and interactive games! It allows you to virtually (google sheets) play games that are usually done on paper or by hand.

How to use Flippity:
Pick a game - create a copy of the template & edit it to your liking- publish the template - get the link

Possible activities: bingo, hangman, timeline/ order or steps to solve a problem, mix & match, crossword puzzle, matching games, jeopardy

Chem - matching - polyatomic ions

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Instructions:
Start in San Diego - travel anywhere from there!

Different locations = different apps

Each location has a link to the website & a brief explanation of how to use the app.

10 mins for each group to:
- look through all the locations
- create something in one of the apps

every app needs to be represented

No repeats - try to do something you don't think another group will do

Try to make it something you could use in one of your SI sessions (set it up as you would for students - i.e. assume we don’t know anything about the app!)

Instructions, theme, example? …what else would the students need?

2-3 mins for each group to:
-  present your creation back to the large group (make it relevant to each of your subjects!)

Add the links to your game/app presentation to the relevant location!