Explain Everything Showbie
Showbie is a paperless management system that keeps all your classes organised and all your students’ work secure, in the same place. In Showbie, work is never lost or misplaced, and students always stay productive with due dates and assignment notifications.
The best part?
The feedback options are exceptional. As a teacher not only can you mark more quickly, you can use stickers and voice notes that your students can receive in real time. Marking feels more personalised and engaging.
Available for iOS and in the web browser of your choice.
We showcased all of these apps at our recent events in more detail. If you’d like to learn more about embedding the use of technology in your learning environment, come to one of our free events.
Whether we’ve got something booked in your area right now or not, if you sign-up we’ll contact you as soon as we’ve got something planned near you.
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Explain Everything is an interactive whiteboard in the hands of every one of your students. A dynamic addition for your classroom, it enables students of all skill levels (and varying degrees of confidence) to collaborate and share with the class, right from their desk. You can record full lessons or explain concepts visually and share instantly.
The best part?
Students can write, draw, and move objects to communicate visually and enhance their project. They can add media from other sources, including the in-built clipart library. Recording voice and video to make their story even more engaging. Plus, it works seamlessly with Showbie.
Available for iOS, Chrome OS, Android, and Windows.
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