Geddit
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What's Geddit all about?
Geddit enables your students to evaluate their own confidence and understanding, and reflect it back to you in real time. Let's get started with Geddit in your classroom!
Invite students to your class with a simple link.
Students can log in with their Geddit account, or quickly sign up.
You'll see a list of your students as they join, and can make changes if there's a mistake.
Create a lesson.
Start a lesson right away, or use Geddit with your lesson plan. You can create questions to validate your students' understanding at key points. When your students arrive and you're ready to begin, start a lesson with Geddit.
Introduce a new idea.
Geddit enables you to monitor the confidence of your students as you teach content. With this information you can adjust your teaching to suit the particular needs of each student in your class.
Students be able to report their confidence with their 'signal bars', visible only to you.
Get an overview of your whole class at a glance with the status summary.
Or click it and take a closer look to get a breakdown by student.
Check student confidence.
Comparing student responses to questions with their reported confidence helps you get a deeper insight into their progress.
Create a new question on the fly, or ask a question you've prepared earlier.
Every student will see the question as soon as you ask it.
Compare student responses with their reported confidence to gain insights into their progress.
Attention Requests.
Students may ask for individual attention by sending an attention request, a private raised hand visible only to you. These can be addressed and cleared as you feel appropriate.
Review your lesson.
Geddit helps you remember what happened in your classroom, so you can better prepare for your next lesson. Keep track of where your students struggled and where they excelled, so you can best respond to their needs.
End your lesson when you've finished teaching and your students have left.
See a graph of student confidence over the course of the class.
Leave a note for yourself, reflecting on how the lesson went that you can review later.
The Geddit Team
Geddit is a small team of people who are passionate about technology and education. If you would like more information, or just to get in touch, please drop us an email or visit our website!
Email: team@letsgeddit.com
Website: letsgeddit.com