Whether you’re new to Pear Deck or you’ve been using it for a while, it’s important to know how to register. You can use the links below to get you started. Once you’ve registered, you’ll have access to your account and can begin creating, distributing, and grade your assessments.
Pre-made templates
Adding interactive features to presentations is easy with the Pear Deck add-on. It allows teachers to add interactive elements to slides without having to design them from scratch. It is easy to use and a great way to engage students.
Pear Deck has a library of pre-made templates that can be used in presentations. These templates include a variety of ways to engage students, including drawing, typing, and mapping. These templates encourage critical thinking and are ideal for active learning.
Pear Deck also has a premium plan that includes an immersive reader, a student-paced mode, and draggable responses. These features can make your presentations more engaging and allow you to more easily monitor student responses. The premium plan also allows you to filter responses to show only those that are appropriate. You can also block disruptive students.
The Pear Deck add-on comes with 21 interactive templates that are ready to use. You can also customize these templates to meet your specific needs.
Formative assessments
Using a formative assessment in your classroom can be an efficient way to gauge student learning, provide feedback, and measure student growth. There are a variety of tools to choose from, including games and apps, digital forms, and interactive slides.
Nearpod and Pear Deck are two tools that are worth a look. The Nearpod app has more features than the Pear Deck app, but it requires a bit of legwork to get set up. The Pear Deck app syncs with Google Classroom, making it easier to share interactive lessons with students.
Pear Deck’s Vocabulary and Flashcard Factory tool takes the guesswork out of creating virtual flashcards. Students can work in pairs or groups to make the best flashcards. The best ones can be shared with the rest of the class through Quizlet or Google Classroom.
Pear Deck offers a free version, as well as a paid version. The free version can be used by anyone, but the paid version offers additional features, including draggable slides and a teacher dashboard to save and share reports.
Grade students’ responses
Using Pear Deck, teachers can easily create presentations in the form of Google Slides. Teachers can have students respond to questions, create interactive presentations, or use text-based templates. These materials can be shared with students and parents. The presentation can also be opened in a separate window or tab.
Students can respond to questions using a variety of options, including numerical answers, text, drawing, and audio. The questions can be selected on an individual or group level. Pear Deck makes it easy to monitor student engagement. It also allows teachers to add interactive features such as polls and quizzes. Teachers can also add impromptu questions.
Pear Deck is a great tool for teachers to use when teaching remotely. With this technology, teachers can connect students from different classrooms. They can also use Pear Deck to assign homework and collect in the moment feedback. Pear Deck can also be used to label scientific drawings.
The Premium version of Pear Deck adds a number of tools for managing student responses. It also includes an immersive reader. These features are only available with the Premium version. Besides adding a number of new features, the Premium version also includes a session dashboard.
Roll out to your faculty
Educators can use Pear Deck to provide a variety of learning experiences. Whether it’s a class discussion, an activity to welcome new students, or a training for staff, Pear Deck offers a variety of activities. Its analytic and formative assessment tools allow for a wide variety of interactions.
Pear Deck is an easy way to engage students of all ages. It can help teachers create interactive presentations, provide formative feedback, and support cognitive and behavioral learning.
Pear Deck can also be integrated with other educational technologies. For example, it’s possible to add a Pear Deck question slide to a PowerPoint or Google Slides presentation.
When you add a question slide to a presentation, Pear Deck will prompt students to answer questions as you move on to the next slide. You can also add a timer to limit the amount of discussion. If students have trouble answering a question, teachers can give them the option to drag icons to indicate their response.
