论文信息 - A brief review of Mentimeter – a student response system

A brief review of Mentimeter – a student response system

Student response systems have been around for decades. This inaugural tech review is about such a student response system (SRS), namely Mentimeter. Why should you be interested in Mentimeter? It is freemium (i.e. free and premium versions are available); no extra hardware (apart from the standard laptop, projector and students’ own digital devices are needed); it is easy to use and it may make your lectures more interactive and interesting.

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