ClassroomQ Blog

ClassroomQ to streamline questions – By Dr. Catlin Tucker

“ClassroomQ makes it possible for students to add their names and requests to a virtual queue. The student can request assistance and see how many other students are ahead of them in line.” – Catlin Tucker

Read the full article by Dr. Catlin Tucker here!

ClassroomQ in Leban Teach Tech

“I’ve known about ClassroomQ for a while, and when I finally tried it out with my 7th grade class, it was a beautiful thing! ”

Read the full article here

ClassroomQ discussed in GotTechED

Full article here – http://gotteched.com/episode21/

ClassroomQ in The Suite Talk

Full article here – https://thesuitetalk.podbean.com/e/076-a-glimpse-of-udl-flipped-learning-classroomq-and-gimkit-with-kyle-niemis/

ClassroomQ Featured in Randall Black website

Full article and video here – https://randallblack.com/classroomq/

ClassroomQ Featured in 6 Ed Tech Tools to Try in 2019

Classroom Q – Efficiently Organize Student Questions

Classroom Q – Efficiently Organize Student Questions #flippedlearning #edtech #flipclass

We’ve been featured in Flipped Learning, check out the article below! Truly grateful that so many educators around the world feel the same about our tool as we do. Simple yet effective and efficient, in our humble opinion 😉.

https://flippedlearning.org/tools_apps/classroom-q-efficiently-organize-student-questions/

Edtech Should Be Simple To Learn And Use

Edtech should be simple to learn and use. It can’t get much easier than ClassroomQ. When students need to meet with their teacher for a question or to check-in they just hit the big red button. That’s it! Easy for all ages and subjects. All you need is an internet-enabled device and you’re set. Do you Q???

#edtech