USING POLL EVERYWHERE IN THE CLASSROOM AUGUST 2012 SUMMER INSTITUTE BRADFORD MALLORY, UCBA KATIE FORAN-MULCAHY, UC CLERMONT.

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USING POLL EVERYWHERE IN THE CLASSROOM AUGUST 2012 SUMMER INSTITUTE BRADFORD MALLORY, UCBA KATIE FORAN-MULCAHY, UC CLERMONT

LEARNING OUTCOMES Participants will…  Become familiar with Voki and Poll Everywhere  Participate in an online poll via Poll Everywhere using text messaging or web access  Understand how to create and share polls using the web, PowerPoint, or Prezi  Appraise these technologies for personal classroom use

A WORD FROM OUR AVATARS…

WHAT IS POLL EVERYWHERE? -Audience Response with no hardware required -Free versions and paid versions -Get immediate student feedback, assessment -Useful and fun PollEverywhere.com

Don’t forget: You can copy- paste this slide into other presentations, and move or resize the poll.

PE NUTS AND BOLTS Katie -Types of accounts and pricing -Setting up a new poll -Ways to respond -Ways to share, including Brad -Shortcomings and advanced features

USE FOR CLASSROOM ASSESSMENT TECHNIQUES (C.A.T.) -Concept checks -Muddiest point -Attitude surveys -Icebreakers -And more!

EXAMPLE C.A.T. SLIDE TO DEMONSTRATE MUDDIEST POINT ASSESSMENT TECHNIQUE WITH POLL EVERYWHERE MUDDIEST POINT

A FINAL THOUGHT FROM OUR AVATARS…

What is Voki? Why would you use Voki?  An alternative for the camera phobic  Creative and engaging  It’s just cute How do you create a Voki?

BRADVTAR’S CONCLUSION