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Involve.me is a platform for creating and sharing personalized, digital interactive content. Quickly build quizzes, surveys, and online forms with the included templates. Create and...more
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Involve.me is a platform for creating and sharing personalized, digital interactive content. Quickly build quizzes, surveys, and online forms with the included templates. Create and activate your account to begin using Involve.me. Add images, files, links, and other features to your project. When finished, publish and share using the provided project URL. With the free plan, you get 2 funnels, 50 submissions/month, 500 visits/month, 30-day data retention, LPs, embeds & pop-ups, custom language, and more than 350 templates.
tag(s): assessment (141), calculators (38), polls and surveys (44), quiz (58), quizzes (82)
In the Classroom
Use Involve.me templates and designs in a variety of ways in any classroom. Create short, interactive quizzes for students and receive immediate feedback via email or in your Involve.me account. For example, modify the Literature Pop Quiz template for any novel or substitute questions about your latest science experiment to assess student understanding. Use the How Well Do You Know History? template for asking questions about important events in your social studies unit. Have students incorporate the survey templates as an interactive component of classroom presentations. Include the inflation calculator during an economics lesson to help students understand the effects of inflation. As students create multimedia projects using resources such as Sway, reviewed here, or Adobe Creative Cloud Express for Education, reviewed here, ask them to include a link to a quiz or survey created using Involve.me.You must be registered and logged in to add items to your favorites.
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