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https://medium.com/@rebeccapeltz/publish-your-book-online-with-gitbook-fc0ce9b7f12

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maybe a little too loosey goosey?

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here's an example of open-ended responses
Costs:
$120/yr for 700 responses per poll which would make a discussion more viable with a class of 40+ students

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etherpad is very interesting

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http://www.freetech4teachers.com/2015/02/5-tools-for-creating-sharing-online.html#.V6KvhrgrJhG

1. Lino It

2. Scrumblr

3. Stormboard
- really interesting-- allows for response and discussion, but requires invites of each person...https://stormboard.com/main/help  "

"All storms private and available only to participants that have been specifically invited to them. Members of your team do not automatically gain access to all storms and must be invited to each one individually, as needed."

4. Spaaze -- I created an account-- but it's in its early stages and there's no real way to make it public and allow people to add to it-- public strictly for sharing.

In many ways this is kinda the nicest for organizing personal thoughts-- simple, but can change the formatting a little-- use different types of "notes"

5. Pinside