There are some things that didn't quite work. For example, there were phrases that consistently showed up in the student responses, but TagCrowd didn't show the phrases. Also, zones shows up, but not time zones which was how it was entered. I tried putting quotation marks around the phrases, but that didn't help. With that aside, this is still an awesome tool to use in the classroom.
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Great idea... did you try using wordle (http://wordle.com)... it is interesting!
ReplyDeleteI have not tried wordle! I'll check it out. Thanks for the tip.
ReplyDeleteNatalie - that's really cool. Can students view the site or did you print results? The larger fonts show more frequent responses, yes?
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