Thanks to my Twitter-bud @RafranzDavis, I just realized Nearpod published another of my Nearpod presentations on their “store”! And… thanks to the Nearpod Authors program, there’s a growing library of classroom-ready Nearpod presentations on lots of topics, free for the downloading!
Please check out my latest, “Solving Radical Equations“!
Later this week, I look forward to presenting the “Classifying Polynomials” NPP to my students by using the new “homework” feature on Nearpod! I’ll be at a meeting, but my students will still be able to experience the lesson without me!
With the new “homework” feature, students are given a unique Nearpod PIN as in the past… yet this time, rather than waiting for 
me to control the flow of the NPP, students will *finally* have that swiping control they crave. Interactive features within the NPP are fully functioning for students, and my hope (since I am brand new at this feature too) is that I’ll be able to login to the teacher side to view all of their data! Great feature to use with a substitute when the teacher can’t be there, and even better for students to review after a lesson at their own pace!
Nearpod, once again, you ROCK!
How do you create your slides for your near pod presentations? They are so cute and engaging for MS students! Thanks for sharing!
Hi Amy,
I create my slides using Keynote on my Mac – there are a lot of visually-pleasing options in there! Once I make the slides, I save the presentation as a PDF and upload it to Nearpod. Then, I add the interactive pieces (like the “Draw” feature or polls and quizzes). Hope that helps!