Eden Digital, LSE

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Here is a quick short recap of how Live Polling can be used effectively:

  • Breaking up the monotony of lectures

  • Gauge levels of knowledge at beginning and/ or (progressive) understanding throughout and at the end

  • Test student understanding of what has just been explained

  • Anonymity can put students at ease

  • It allows teachers to use the so-called “Socratic" teaching method, progressing students’ understanding through questioning their preconceptions, reacting flexibly to their answers and thus progressing to a fuller understanding as a whole

  • Instant voting systems can be used creatively, eg get students to react and interact with each other, to contribute to active learning and increased classroom engagement

  • Teachers can collect post-session feedback to review their content, identify problem areas and track student progression

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