45 Powerful Tools To Create Polls And Quizzes In The Classroom By Katie Lepi

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45 Powerful Tools To Create Polls And Quizzes In The Classroom

By  on June 19, 2014

Using polling tools in the classroom is probably old hat by now. There are a ton of different tools available to teachers – many of them free- and they’re being put to use in a variety of different ways. From simply polling your class to get information and opinions to taking quizzes and having your students poll for group work or projects, there are a lot of possibilities out there for these types of tools. Check out this awesome List.ly – its filled chock full of 45 tools to create quizzes or polls in your classroom.

 

Click below for access to the list.

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