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Thanks for being available for questions.   This is a very interesting tool.  That I think I could incorporate.

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Find teacher resources to take student engagement to the next level. Explore Nearpod training materials including live webinars, on-demand resources, FAQs and more!

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Can Nearpod be used in an asynchronous form as well as the way we're using it today?
Yes, both in a F2F class and distance learning class. This is my preferred use for engagement during instruction.

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Thank you all for attending. While most services are available with a free Nearpod account, some services, including web content, audio content, PDF viewer, YouTube content, and live streaming of Twitter, are only available with a paid account. While it is possible to also embed video files from your computer, free accounts do limit the amount of online space for your files. Also, free accounts are limited to a total of 30 participants in a given live session.

If you are interested in joining our district level account contact me
pegiflynt@southern.edu

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In the quiz, can it be opened to re-do to get a better score?

I don't believe so. If the session is set as self-paced there is nothing to prevent learners from logging in again. The quiz results  are shown to you as the teacher and can be downloaded as a .csv file.
I use the quizzes as formative engagement exercises.

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Is there any integration with Blackboard or Canvas? (for example quiz results)

Yes...Quiz results can be downloaded as a .csv file.

https://blog.nearpod.com/nearpod-now-integrates-with-canvas/

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This is a guest post written by educator and PioNear Katie Dewey Hill.

Canvas by Instructure is a LMS (Learning Management System) used by many school districts and universities in the United States today and has become the way many students view course content, complete coursework, collaborate with peers, and receive feedback from their instructors. As more and more educators take advantage of the benefits of flipped, blended, and project-based learning, this content delivery system has become a vital tool to not only deliver content and create access for students, but also to allow opportunities to engage with the content in exciting and creative ways.

Nearpod recently updated its LTI (Learning Tool Interoperability) for Canvas. Those who enjoy a School, or District License have the ability to access the entire Nearpod platform within Canvas.
What does the Nearpod LTI do for Canvas users?
With the Nearpod Canvas LTI tool teachers can embed Nearpod lessons (student-paced or live lesson) directly in a Canvas module, assignment or page. This means that students will be automatically directed to the Nearpod lesson that is assigned to their section. Students never have to use a code to log in to the Nearpod lesson, if it is posted in a Canvas module, assignment or page. Students simply click the link within Canvas, and they are directed to the Nearpod lesson that was added through the LTI (Figure 1).

Additionally, if teachers access Nearpod through the course navigation panel (Figure 2), they can navigate the entire Nearpod site. Teachers can explore the store for new Nearpod lessons, create lessons from scratch, and view post-lesson reports - all within Canvas! Teachers can also launch lessons from here, this time distributing a code to their students. If students select the Nearpod section under their course, they will be prompted to enter the code to join the lesson (Figure 3).
Why is this a great step forward?
Before, Canvas users were limited to embedding Nearpod student-paced lessons in Modules. Now they are able to:

1. embed Nearpod lessons into Assignments and Pages,

2. explore the Nearpod store,

3. create new lessons,

4. and view post-session reports from within Canvas.

This allows teachers and students to leverage the full power of Nearpod without ever having to open a separate tab or window.
Classroom Implications
The Nearpod LTI makes it easy to use Nearpod seamlessly with course content students already find in Canvas. Teachers have access to their entire Nearpod Library and can easily add any lesson from Canvas with one click. All students' responses can be found in Nearpod reports. With the integration of Nearpod in Canvas, lessons can both introduce new concepts and instantly assess understanding. Not only can a Nearpod lesson be used as an assignment, but it can be a valuable review and give students a place to view all content delivered in class. The fully embedded lesson can be easily found in the Canvas module along with all related content organized in that module.

Teachers have expressed a desire to use the student-paced feature of Nearpod, but found that giving students another place to visit was more cumbersome than they would like. Keeping the students in one platform can help focus the course and keep academic expectations clear. It also prevents students from entering a Nearpod lesson with a code outside of the Canvas course. Only students in the Canvas course who can view the specific module can see the Nearpod lesson. This also helps to organize reports to keep the data separated by section. The Nearpod LTI provides educators the ability to deliver engaging content in an efficient way.

This updated integration with Canvas will help teachers fully utilize the amazing potential Nearpod has for student engagement. By giving students access to course content in and out of the classroom, there is more opportunity for student success and content mastery. Having the ability to use Nearpod and Canvas enhances the effectiveness of both tools for reaching the needs of the students who use them.

Want to learn how to easily integrate Nearpod and Canvas? Check out this short guide !

If you have a Nearpod School or District account, click to get the consumer key and shared secret required.

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Nearpod now integrates with Canvas - Nearpod Blog

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This is a guest post written by educator and PioNear Katie Dewey Hill. Canvas by Instructure is a LMS (Learning Management System) used by many school districts and universities in the United States today and has become the way many students view course content, complete coursework, collaborate with peers, and receive feedback from their instructors.

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When using Nearpod as Homework. Is this available with the regular sign up or is there a fee?

The homework feature is available on the free account. I highly recommend the paid version. If you are interested in joining our district version please contact me.  Pegiflynt@southern.edu
Thank you

May I have a copy of this presentation?

Yes.
The Nearpod presentation used today can be shared with you. Send me an email with your Nearpod account.

Llowereefer@georgiasouthern.edu

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Can students download the slides or access the presentation afterwards?
You can set the presentation to remain open so students can access afterward. It works great for distance learning both synchronous and asynchronous.

When students join a session that is self-paced (homework) they may view and forward individual slide content such as pdfs to their email, etc. but there is not an option to download the slides. Students can set up their own accounts and you can share a presentation with them. You can also save as a PDF and share that way.

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Welcome to this discussion on Nearpod for higher education.

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Welcome to this discussion on Nearpod for higher education.

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Greetings all, please dialogue with us. What are the opportunities you see and what questions remain?

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Greetings all, please dialogue with us. What are the opportunities you see and what questions remain?

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Hi, Lou Fechter from Georgia Southern University.  No, I have not used Nearpod before.  I am looking forward to the demo today.
Please come back to this Padlet and share your experience once you try it with your students.

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Hi Everyone! Greetings from Johnson & Wales/Providence, Rhode Island

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Hi Everyone! Greetings from Johnson & Wales/Providence, Rhode Island

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Welcome. Have you used Nearpod?

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Hi -From Ohio, looking forward to this session.  Cara

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Hi -From Ohio, looking forward to this session.  Cara

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Hi Cara. Have you used Nearpod previously?

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I have used Nearpod in higher ed for two years...this is Pegi.

I look forward to learning about Nearpod as well. How long have you been using this technology?

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Glad to be here
Greetings. Please share something you glean from today's presentation.

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Hi all,
I am Jade from Rowan-Cabarrus Community College in Salisbury, NC. I teach a variety of English courses and I am new to Nearpod and Padlet!

#GoPanthers 👏Both Nearpod and Padlet are great tools in the English classroom.

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My name is Zelda. I'm excited to learn more about incorporating Nearpod into my courses!
Hi Zelda, have you used Nearpod previously?

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Joining from TPtech16 in Atlanta, GA
I teach Geography and Environmental Science at UNC Charlotte. I LOVE PADLET
Welcome, Jamie.

Have you used Nearpod?

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Bea is joining from TPTech in Atlanta, GA

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Bea is joining from TPTech in Atlanta, GA

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Hello everyone
Hi Bea.
Have you used Nearpod?

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Hello
Good morning