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Hypothesis
The Hypothesis LMS app brings discussion directly to course content by enabling students and teachers to add comments and start conversations in the margins of their texts. Collaborative annotation ...
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iClicker
iClickers allow instructors to ask questions and gather student responses during a lecture. Clicker systems are also commonly called Classroom Response Systems, or Audience Response ...
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Lucid Visual Collaboration Suite
Lucid Visual Collaboration Suite is a platform that helps teams collaborate visually to plan, design, build and launch solutions. It combines two products: Lucidchart and Lucidspark. Lucidchart ...
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Packback
Packback is an AI-supported online discussion platform that enables curiosity-based student discussion. Packback delivers a method of scaling feedback through the use of algorithmic coaching or AI. ...
Piazza
Piazza is a Q&A platform and is integrated in Canvas. With it, instructors are able to use the power of community to help students learn since it features a Wiki style format that enables ...
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Top Hat
Top Hat’s in-class teaching platform brings active learning into the classroom to help faculty achieve their course goals. Top Hat is an end-to-end teaching solution where students are engaged in ...
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EchoEngage
EchoEngage (PointSolutions / EchoPoll), a powerful way of making presentations more immersive with creative engaging interactive experiences. Straight forward response technology. You can ask a ...
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VoiceThread
VoiceThread allows you to create multimedia discussions and projects for your course that your students can interact with. This may sound simple, but the tool’s inherent flexibility opens up a ...
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Yellowdig
Yellowdig’s Engage digital platform is designed to build learning communities by combining the power of gameful learning principles with a social media interface. Yellowdig Engage supports active ...