Activexpression by Promethean

  • 03/01/08

Activexpression by Promethean

Activexpression
by Promethean

PROMETHEAN has launched a new student response solution called Activexpression.The handheld device allows teachers to create activities, quizzes, and polls-even spontaneously-and students to express themselves through full phrases, symbols, and numbers. Atwo-way communication feature enables students to share answers with the teacher and theirclassmates, and allows teachers to give feedback directly to individual students or to the entireclass. The software included provides a "question master" to help with the creation of questionbanks that make use of a full range of response types. Price: $2,695 for a case of 32 units.

 

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