Course Design: Poll Everywhere
Nov 6, 202510mEp. 1S4
In this episode our hosts discuss Poll Everywhere, a tool to increase student engagement, grade participation and check in with students that can integrate with Canvas.
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The T in Teaching is a podcast made for higher education professionals and students alike to bridge the divides between technology, teaching and learning. We develop content that strives to expand our knowledge base on a wide range of student centric online learning experiences that can augment our faculty's ability to meet students where they are in today's online classroom.
Unknown Host hosts The T in Teaching, a education show with 29 episodes published.
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