Liprofesa tse ratehang, ke tenehile! O ka etsa betere ka AhaSlides!

Want to know what students think of your lessons? As a current university student, I’ve been to boring lectures after boring lecture, where the professors rarely attempt to engage with their students. I often walk away thinking, “What did I learn? Was that worth it?"

Lipuo tsa bohlokoa haholo tseo ke kileng ka ba ho tsona li fanoe ke baprofesa bao ka 'nete ba neng ba batla hore baithuti ba bona ba ithute le ho ithabisa. Litsebi tsa ka tse ratehang li sebelisa lisebelisoa tse fapaneng ho kenyelletsa liithuti tsa tsona hobane tsebahore ha baithuti ba kopanela ka mafolofolo, ba ho ithutaboitsebiso boo. Likarolo tse hlollang tsa AhaSlides li u nolofalletsa ho ba e mong oa mesuoe ena e nahanang le e khahlisang.  

What’s one of the biggest fears as a teacher? Using technology in the classroom? Ditch this fear and embrace it - you can turn these distracting devices into your greatest teaching assets. 

Ka AhaSlides, barutoana ba hau ba ka batla khoutu ea hau ea tlhahiso ka mokhoa o ikhethileng. Mme, BOOM li hokahane hanghang le selaete sa hau sa hajoale 'me li ka sebelisana ka litsela tse fapaneng. Baithuti ba bile ba ka arabela selaeteng ka ho rata, ho se rate, ho botsa lipotso, ho bososela kapa ka karabelo efe kapa efe eo u khethang ho e kenyelletsa kapa che.

I'll go over the following features you can connect with your students below: 

• Quiz e sebetsang 
• Khetho e mengata / Ho bula li-Slide tse felisitsoeng
• Cloud Clouds
• Q&A

Quiz e sebetsang

I used to panic when I heard the word “QUIZ” in school - but if I knew it was an AhaSlides quiz, I would have been so excited. Using AhaSlides, you can create your own interactive quiz to share with your students. Sit back and watch as your students become intrigued when real-time results come in from their devices. In addition, you can choose to make it an anonymous quiz. That way, students can focus on the learning and not whether or not they get the answers right. Or, introduce some friendly competition and show their names so they can race to the top of the leaderboard. 

Ke sesebelisoa se setle sa ho qholotsa khato ea tlholisano e tla ntsha baithuti khetlong la bona mme ba tla thabela tlholisano e mosa. 

Khetho e mengata le e bulehileng

Hangata, liprofesa li fana ka lipuo tse telele 'me li lebelletse hore liithuti li mamele ka nako eohle. Sena ha se sebetse, ke ne ke tla tseba. Hobaneng u sa leke ho ba moprofesa ea sa lebaleheng mme u khothalletse ho nka karolo ha bamameli?

Try AhaSlides' Multiple Choice or Open-ended slides that prompt students to answer questions on their phone! You can ask them a question on what they read the night before, a detail from the homework, or things just explained in the presentation.

Not only will your students be actively engaged, but they will also retain the correct answer. The brain recalls information easier when it's introduced in varying ways. For example, if your student remembers that they got a particular fact wrong in your presentation, they will make new neuron connection and distinctly remember the correct answer. This is why people study in different environments or chew a particular brand of gum, so information can be recalled based off of where they were sitting or a flavor they connect to it.

Cloud Clouds

Sesebelisoa se seholo sa AhaSlides ke karolo ea Lentsoe la Clouds. Sena se ka sebelisoa maemong a mangata a fapaneng, 'me ea e-ba sesebelisoa se hantle bakeng sa barutoana bao ba bonelang sehlopheng sa hau. Litsebi li ka e sebelisa ho kopa litlhahiso, ho hlalosa sebopeho kapa mohopolo, kapa likhau tsa thuto.  

Mohlala, o ka botsa liithuti hore na ba nahana eng ka ho bala lapeng la maobane bosiu ka potlako ho botsa hore na ba nahanang ka sebapali, ketsahalo, kapa mohala o itseng. Haeba batho ba tlisa lentsoe le tšoanang, lentsoe leo le tla hlaha le leholo ho Cloud Cloud. Ke sethala se setle sa moqoqo le tsela ea ho kenyelletsa lentsoe la motho e mong le e mong, esita le bana ba lihlong ka morao. 

Q + A

Do you ever get blank stares at the end of a lesson? Or when you ask if anyone has questions? You know for a fact that some students haven’t understood the lesson, but they won't speak up! Create a question slides where students can write in questions either anonymously or with their name. You can choose to vet the questions on your screen before they're displayed or have them pop up in real-time. This will allow you to see if many people have the same questions or more specific ones. This amazing tool can show you where the cracks are in your lesson and help you improve!

This is my favorite tool because there are so many times where I’m too scared to participate in class. I don’t want to stand up in front of a hundred students and ask a question that might make me look dumb - but I know for a fact other people have the same question.

Ha ke khone ho emela ho sebelisa AhaSlides selemong se tlang sa sekolo, 'me ke tšepa hore matichere a ka a mang a balile sengoloa sena mme sebelisa sesebelisoa sena le sona.Ke boletse hore le eona ke mahala?  

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