An interesting take on interactive presentations that appear to be best suited for resident use. There are affordances for online delivery and faculty-learning design office support models. Unfortunately, the feature set really depends upon a paid license.
- Website or app available
- Allows for sharing presentations, even if the instructor doesn’t want to control the presentation
- Lessons can be packaged and self-paced for online use
- You can give students a code to enter the lesson, it is a way to track participation
- You can use PowerPoint to build your presentations
- Keeps metrics on if people drop out
- Features Polleverywhere-like polling
- Is there a way to keep notes within Nearpod?
- There is a free and paid version available – actually there are four levels; Gold is limited to 50 students, Institutional levels allow for large 100+ students
- There is a collaboration board feature as well – other features: quiz, draw it, FITB, memory test
- How would we support Nearpods in our WC Online Delivery Course format; Cheryl doesn’t know, it’s not clear if a designer can create a Nearpod and share it with an instructor for use in their live course section