Quick Question Quick Tip #3

Using Exit Tags with Quick Question

Did you know that you can easily use exit tags with Quick Question? Starting an exit tag is easy – just press the exit tag button just as you would any other question type and the student devices are instantly updated. Students have predefined choices they can select (see student screenshot below) and can also add additional free field information. Remember that only you as the teacher can identify individual student responses (Quick Tip #1). So, the next time you need to check for understanding before moving on, use exit tags with Quick Question!

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