As I was watching this video to write this post, a teacher came up behind me and was watching over my shoulder.  The conversation went something like this:

Creeper:    What’s that?

Me:             A video demo on Poll Everywhere.

Creeper:   What’s that?

Me:            An amazing tool that you should be using in your math                   class every day! 

Creeper:   How’s it work?

Me:            Watch!

Any teacher looking for a quick step-by-step demo on how to create a multiple-choice poll using Poll Everywhere must give this video, by Oliver Dreon of Millersville University, a look over.

Oliver will not only explain how to create a poll, but describe how results are shown, and how to download a poll to a PowerPoint or Keynote presentation.

Creeper:    That’s seems pretty easy.

Me:             Because it is!

Creeper walks away, shouting back at me:

“I’ll use it in my lesson at the university weekender class too, huh!“

It never ceases to amaze me how easy teachers get psyched about Poll Everywhere.  Like a hamster on a wheel, I could see the ideas spinning from her head.  Hmmmm, did she say, “Huh” like she just showed me up?  NICE!  Spin, spin, spin . . .