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| Strengths: |
This application on its own does not have strengths, nor does it have weaknesses. The strengths and weaknesses will be determined by the instructor's materials that are placed within the structure of the application. |
| Concerns: |
•Would be great if it could be used on other devices as well |
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Potential Effectiveness as a Teaching Tool |
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| Strengths: |
•Easy to add media elements to enhance learning; assessment tools make it great to assess student grasp of content during class. |
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None |
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Ease of Use for Both Students and Faculty |
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•Easy to create lessons and assessment; easy to merge student rosters; provides examples of use and assessment tools; students easily will be able to use interact with app |
| Concerns: |
•Other than creating content on other devices it only works interactively on iPad/iPhone |
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| Other Issues and Comments: |
•Allows for student interaction with instructional material; material can be set up to allow for student to work at own pace; provides feedback to teacher. |
| Comments from Author: |
BYOD concepts, interoperability, and multi-platform support are at the core of the GoClass product concept. The GoClass team is currently testing an Android student client in classrooms with the Tennessee Board of Regents. The Android App is currently scheduled for general availability in March 2013. As the product emerges from beta we expect to support a more diverse portfolio of devices and operating systems.
Thank you for the opportunity to respond to your reviewer comments,
Sincerely,
Mohit Bhargava
President |
