What Who's Next?! actually does (from store listing)
Handy tool for teachers and professors. Useful whenever a student has to be selected randomly or sub-groups of students need to be assembled.
<b>Features:</b>
‣ Random generator
‣ Sound effects (optional)
‣ Course and sub-course management
‣ Sub-course generator
<b>Random student selection with various display options:</b>
• Standard: Displayed student names will change in rapid sequence. When you tap the screen the sequence will stop and show the selected student.
• Spinner wheel: S…
Handy tool for teachers and professors. Useful whenever a student has to be selected randomly or sub-groups of students need to be assembled.
Features: ‣ Random generator
‣ Sound effects (optional)
‣ Course and sub-course management
‣ Sub-course generator
Random student selection with various display options: • Standard: Displayed student names will change in rapid sequence. When you tap the screen the sequence will stop and show the selected student.
• Spinner wheel: Spin the wheel by swiping the screen. The wheel has all selectable students on it. When it stops the selected student will be displayed.
Selection modes in random mode: • Repeating: The selected students will stay available in the following random round.
• One-time only: Selected students will be removed from the available students and cannot be selected again in the following rounds.
Absent students can be deselected before starting random mode.
Personalization: • Choose sound effects from your device to be played when starting or stopping the random generator.
• Select a color or image to be displayed in the background when using the random generator.
Forming groups: • Build a group (sub-course) from selected students or randomly generate sub-courses by specifying the number of groups or number of students per group.
• Optional assignment of colors to sub-groups for easier group organization or allocation of work materials to groups.
Student database: • Either manually enter your students or import them via CSV file from Tapucate.
• Assignment to multiple courses and sub-courses is possible.
• No confusion if students have got the same name by displaying the surname if necessary.
Who's Next is suitable for visualization on a tablet or smartphone, as well as broadcasting to a digital board or using a projector.
This app has been tested and developed in close collaboration with teachers of primary schools, secondary schools and colleges.
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