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I read a few different ones and I like how interactive and colorful they are, but it is overwhelming sometimes. It was a bit hard to keep up with everything and all the links/videos/shapes etc. It did keep me interested and not bored, but personally I enjoy more structure and flow. It was too overwhelming for me personally

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I looked at the math hyperdoc and was surprised at how interactive it was. It was a great way to learn.

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I read the slide on Hammurabi's Code and found the questions on whether if the punishment  fair for the victim, the perpetrator and society to be a fair and reasonable set of questions to ask

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The revolutionary war is really cool and eye catching

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"Name that Robot" was a very fun way to start a both interesting and interactive presentation that was also very visually appealing

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The hyperdoc on the renaissance was really intriguing! I like how engaging it was for students and how it could make a lesson so interactive and fun, especially about something that happened so long ago.

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I love  The Wild Robot Hyperdoc because it looks so interesting. I think it's very helpful.

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I love how interactive the hyperdoc was. I would not have normally read as much information as I did just now, and it makes the topics very engaging.

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The classical conditioning hyperdoc was super interactive. It had multiple opportunities for me to create my own scenarios to showcase my understanding of pavlov's work

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The Manifest Destiny hyperdoc had many different parts to it, not just a question and answer set up. It was interactive, and had both individual and partner work.

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I looked at the Hyperlink that taught students about organs. I thought it was really awesome and creative how the activity involved using the kids and made it personal so that they were learning about their own organs.

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The 6 Wonder Creations Slide was very visually appealing and well put together.

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I loved the Wonder creation ideas the hyperdoc had. I am still waiting to go see the movie. I am in the middle of the book right now.

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I loved the Revolutionary War hyperdoc - with the pushpin locations and descriptions of main events. It was highly interactive and got straight to the point of each historical event. I wish this was used when I took history!

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I read the one about hyperdoc. It was very interesting because I was able to develop a greater understanding of what a hyperdoc is.

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I like that my hyperdoc brought me to a Facebook image. It was cool to see that Facebook is being used for educational purposes and not just for social purposes.

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I went on the hyperdoc that brought me to all of the science hyperdocs. I think it is really cool how many there are  available.

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My hyperdoc was extremely useful and informative. It included meaningful links, personality assessments, and career assessments.