DownloadWhat it does The Match lesson type provides a way for students to demonstrate understanding of basic concepts. Students drag content related photos and/or word cards from a row in the middle of the screen to a corresponding place-holder in a row near the bottom of the screen.
What it does In the Geometry lesson type, all non-empty groups will become questions and the objects within each group will be figures associated with that question. Each question can contain one or more figures, and each figure will result in a round/question where the text of the question is...
What it does Einstein is a lesson type designed for two or more students. Students drag pictures or word cards placed randomly in the center of the screen, to a target question card - one for each player- located at the edge of the screen.
What it does Arrange is a lesson type that supports presentation and creation of timelines. Students arrange items, randomly placed at the top and bottom of the screen, in the correct order on a timeline. The timeline and objects can be moved by dragging on the background, and items can be zoomed...
What it does Scramble is a lesson type that makes it easy for teachers to provide word searches based on curriculum-based vocabulary.
What it does Drop is a lesson type that supports individual, paired, or small group interaction. Students drag content-related photos and/or word cards scattered about the screen to the corresponding spot on a rotating circle.
What it does The Cards lesson type presents content cards that are laid out in a grid. Each card can have text, photo, video, and/or audio content on both sides. The Cards lesson type supports a variety of interactions. This lesson type can be used like digital flashcards, with questions on the...
What it does The Sentences lesson type provides students with rows of words that make up sentences. The sentences can be arranged in a mixed up order. Students move words to form compound words, phrases, and sentences.
What it does The Words lesson type provides students with rows of words that can be presented in order or in a mixed up order. Students manipulate letters and words to explore their structure and how they are spelled.
