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Juraj Pal

Engage your students in virtual classes.

Tecnología

290 million students
out of school.
Source:
https://en.unesco.org/news/290-million-students-out-school-due-covid-19-unesco-releases-ﬁrst-globa
l-numbers-and-mobilizes

When isolated, interaction is
ever more important.

Make lectures more impactful
by giving students a voice.
Mission

Juraj Pal
VP Product
@jurajpal
Juraj Holub
Chief Meeting Designer
@juraj_holub

1/ A little about you
2/ Overcoming virtual engagement challenges
3/ Integrations: Technical setup
4/ Q&A
Agenda

slido.com
#virtualclass
Post your questions

Starting point: You have your core video conferencing platform in place

“Using polls increases students’ learning
success. The information sticks better
when they work with it.”
Christof Osman,
Professor for Cell Biology at LMU Munich

85% agreed live polls help them
keep students’ attention.
Source: https://blog.sli.do/interactive-classrooms-report-2020/

1/ Use polls every 10 min
2/ Check the vote count to make sure everyone joined
3/ Comment on the poll results
Poll tips

Up to 75% of students
never ask questions.
Source: https://blog.sli.do/interactive-classrooms-report-2020/

“I let students upvote the best questions or downvote
what’s irrelevant. It helps me see which topics most
students want to hear about.”
Martin Reinke, Ph.D.
Lecturer at the Institute for Finance and Banking

1/ Crowdsource Qs throughout the lecture
2/ Get people to upvote the submitted Qs
3/ Give students 1-2 min to formulate Qs
4/ Address unanswered Qs afterwards
Extra: Share a Slido link to collect questions before the lecture
Q&A tips

3/ Making diﬃcult content
more attractive

60% said students don’t interact
with content.
Source: https://blog.sli.do/interactive-classrooms-report-2020/

1/ Up to 5 questions
2/ Run a quiz to recap content or check if they were listening
3/ Host a quiz as a stand-alone fun activity
Quiz tips

slido.com/education
@slidoapp | @jurajpal | @juraj_holub
Free for all teachers and students until July 1st.

1/ Icebreaker at the start
2/ A series of polls to learn about you
3/ Check your understanding
4/ Quiz in the 2nd half
5/ Q&A to address your questions
How we designed interaction for this webinar

Join at
slido.com
#virtualclass
Audience Q&A Session

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Slido for Education

1. Slido for Education: Engage your students in virtual classes @juraj_holub | @jurajpal

3. 290 million students out of school. Source: https://en.unesco.org/news/290-million-students-out-school-due-covid-19-unesco-releases-ﬁrst-globa l-numbers-and-mobilizes

5. When isolated, interaction is ever more important.

7. Make lectures more impactful by giving students a voice. Mission

9. Juraj Pal VP Product @jurajpal Juraj Holub Chief Meeting Designer @juraj_holub

10. 1/ A little about you 2/ Overcoming virtual engagement challenges 3/ Integrations: Technical setup 4/ Q&A Agenda

11. slido.com #virtualclass Post your questions

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16. Starting point: You have your core video conferencing platform in place

17. 1/ Keeping students’ attention in class

18. “Using polls increases students’ learning success. The information sticks better when they work with it.” Christof Osman, Professor for Cell Biology at LMU Munich

19. 85% agreed live polls help them keep students’ attention. Source: https://blog.sli.do/interactive-classrooms-report-2020/

20. Pulse check Word cloud Multiple choice

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23. 1/ Use polls every 10 min 2/ Check the vote count to make sure everyone joined 3/ Comment on the poll results Poll tips

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25. 2/ Getting students to ask questions

26. Up to 75% of students never ask questions. Source: https://blog.sli.do/interactive-classrooms-report-2020/

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28. “I let students upvote the best questions or downvote what’s irrelevant. It helps me see which topics most students want to hear about.” Martin Reinke, Ph.D. Lecturer at the Institute for Finance and Banking

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30. 3/ Making diﬃcult content more attractive

31. 60% said students don’t interact with content. Source: https://blog.sli.do/interactive-classrooms-report-2020/

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35. 1/ Up to 5 questions 2/ Run a quiz to recap content or check if they were listening 3/ Host a quiz as a stand-alone fun activity Quiz tips

36. How to set up Slido

37. @slidoapp | @jurajpal | @juraj_holub

38. @slidoapp | @jurajpal | @juraj_holub

39. @slidoapp | @jurajpal | @juraj_holub

40. slido.com/education @slidoapp | @jurajpal | @juraj_holub Free for all teachers and students until July 1st.

41. 1/ Icebreaker at the start 2/ A series of polls to learn about you 3/ Check your understanding 4/ Quiz in the 2nd half 5/ Q&A to address your questions How we designed interaction for this webinar

42. Join at slido.com #virtualclass Audience Q&A Session

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