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You definitely need to set parameters for what you want students to add - can you add limiters on what they can add?

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If you already have a paper test created but don't want to grade the test, use this tool to scan your test into an electronic format where students answer the questions electronically.

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For those looking for MS/HS math formatives without having to recreate the wheel, check out the desmos teacher site.

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love the equity these tools provide

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Great session

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We are a Microsoft (Office 365) District and we cannot use Google Forms.  I wish Microsoft Forms had these features :-\

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Love the violin playlist.  Will you share?

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Have you tried ActivePrompt? Fun visual assessment

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Have you tried ActivePrompt? Fun visual assessment

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ActivePrompt is based on a project created by Riley Lark (although the code-bases are completely different).

The objective of this project is to create a different framework for gathering information about what your class understands. See the video below for an explanation of how ActivePrompt works.

This project is very new and so it may have bugs or issues in it, so please report those by contacting the developer as well as sending any suggestions for improvement you may have to David Wees (Twitter: @davidwees). Some future ideas for improvements include:

Option for student accounts and prompts which require login.

Private prompts (that don't show up in the main gallery).

More ideas for prompts you can use with your students.

Other types of objects to place besides just a red dot.

Any other suggestions people offer.

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ActivePrompt is based on a project created by Riley Lark (although the code-bases are completely different). The objective of this project is to create a different framework for gathering information about what your class understands. See the video below for an explanation of how ActivePrompt works.

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Thanks for answering my question regarding the math.

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These tools will help to drive the data conversations that we are currently having in our school. I will definitely share these tools with the teachers that I serve. Thank you!

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I have used padlet within my classroom for a digital bookshelf. Students upload a picture of the book they completed under their name, and then write a little blurb about if they recommend the book or not. I always tell students to go here when they do not know what to read next.

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So many choices! Yippee!

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Excited to bring back new tools to my school

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Great job ladies. I am leaving with some quick check for understanding for tracer tool bags.

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Ready to get hopping with some fun digital tools!