Quizzes Compared, Round 4: Socrative
While researching this series of articles, I decided to revisit two of my old favourites, Socrative and Hot Potatoes, to
Read moreWhile researching this series of articles, I decided to revisit two of my old favourites, Socrative and Hot Potatoes, to
Read moreIn the last post in this series, I looked at Kahoot, a simple yet highly popular quiz that can also
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Read moreBefore Turnitin, before LMSs, before Google Drive, students would mail us their essays, usually as a Word document, and we
Read moreNevertheless, it was the first step on my journey from English teacher to learning technologist, and because I’ve been doing
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