What to display to the class
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There is however a pedagogical reason for displaying some responses to the class. To do this without the above disadvantage use the sort feature to bin the responses you want to display anonymously (e.g. right answers or answer that fit a certain category). You can then show the class selected responses and use this as a springboard for analysis of different methods of solution. | There is however a pedagogical reason for displaying some responses to the class. To do this without the above disadvantage use the sort feature to bin the responses you want to display anonymously (e.g. right answers or answer that fit a certain category). You can then show the class selected responses and use this as a springboard for analysis of different methods of solution. | ||
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Revision as of 18:47, 5 April 2013
If you display all student responses to the class then you lose some control of your class. Students may try to be funny or make inappropriate responses if they know that their response will be shown to the class. This may occur even if you require them to enter an identifier.
There is however a pedagogical reason for displaying some responses to the class. To do this without the above disadvantage use the sort feature to bin the responses you want to display anonymously (e.g. right answers or answer that fit a certain category). You can then show the class selected responses and use this as a springboard for analysis of different methods of solution.
