1. Sherry Green May 2013 Grand Canyon University SOCRATIVE: A Student Response System Program

2. What is Socrative

4. Two Major Assessment Methods Single Question AssessmentQuiz Based

5. Impact Instruction Real time Feedback from Students to ascertain whether they understand the content objective Teachers Can analyze data by instantly view students’ response or have results sent as an email Teachers can adjust their instructions to address struggling or advanced learners

6. Cost and System Requirements The program is free Create an account Can run on laptops, tablets, smartphones, and an device that has an Internet connection capabilities

7. Advantages of Socrative Interactive Peer Engagement Critical Thinking Skills VAK Learners

8. Disadvantages of Socrative Time consuming (Create a new quiz) Lack of Internet connection Explanatory feature

9. Resources Socrative and Getting Started http://www.socrative.com/how-it-works http://www.socrative.com/how-it-works Socrative videohttp://vimeo.com/socrative/introhttp://vimeo.com/socrative/intro Homepage www.socrative.com

10. References Hollis, J (2012). Real-time Assessment on the SMARTboard. Retrieved from http://teacherslovesmartboards.com/2012/04/socrative -smartboard.html/ http://teacherslovesmartboards.com/2012/04/socrative -smartboard.html/ Hollis, J (2012). Real-time Assessment on the SMARTboard. Retrieved from http://teachingwithipads.com/2012/04/student-response- on-the-ipad/ http://teachingwithipads.com/2012/04/student-response- on-the-ipad/ Present.Me (2013). https://present.me/