Instant Feedback: Progress Monitoring with Nearpod Instant Feedback: Progress Monitoring with Nearpod

Instant Feedback: Progress Monitoring with Nearpod

One Best Thing

Cathy Yenca

Publisher Description

Using iPads, the Nearpod app, and a "template model", instant formative assessment feedback has helped middle school students "know what they don't know". This One Best Thing guides teachers through the process of creating simple Nearpod templates that can be used on demand based on student need.

    • GENRE
    Professional & Technical
    RELEASED
    2014
    20 March
    LANGUAGE
    EN
    English
    LENGTH
    14
    Pages
    PUBLISHER
    Cathy Yenca
    SELLER
    Cathy Yenca
    SIZE
    64.3
    MB

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