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Why AskMyClass
AskMyClass was created to provide an innovative teaching experience that promotes group discussions and allows for quick assessment of understanding among large classes. This transformative tool seamlessly integrates into lectures and workshops, enabling educators to teach in a way that aligns with their preferred style.
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AskMyClass asks open questions
You do not need to think up wrong answers. Instead participants have to generate their answers themselves. Whether it be deciding where to place a point, or draw a line, or even how many responses to give. The participants will tell you if they understand through the answers they generate. -
AskMyClass gives you real time control
The instructor decides what the students see, when. Do you want the students to discuss and repeat a question without seeing the 'correct answer'? No problem! Sure they have got it so you want to skip some material? No problem. AskMyClass gives the instructor control where they need it. -
AskMyClass allows students to get it wrong without embarrassment
Participants are often unwilling to answer questions in class, and a correct answer from one student tells little about the rest of the class. AskMyClass allows students to respond anonymously with no fear of being singled out or shamed for being wrong, and enables all students who wish to answer. -
AskMyClass promotes student engagement and learning
Learning is never passive. In responding to questions, students have to work with the material they have to generate a response. And that response can be as simple or as complex as the question designer wishes. -
AskMyClass is portable
AskMyClass is web based so is accessible from any modern device, any OS as long as it supports a modern web browser and Javascript and has an internet connection. It works in the lecture theatre and online. -
AskMyClass matches teaching to the real world
The real world is not a multiple choice quiz. AskMyClass allows questions to be posed as one would in a small group. It brings that tutorial feel to a large class.