Interactive Learning with Mentimeter

This tutorial demonstrates how to use Mentimeter, a free web-based tool for creating interactive presentations. It covers registration, creating presentations with various question types, and engaging students through interactive features. Mentimeter offers customizable activities, instant response analysis, and downloadable data sets, making it a valuable tool for teaching, learning, and assessment.

What is the primary purpose of using Mentimeter in presentations?

• To create static slides

• To add interactive elements

• To replace textbooks

• To conduct offline surveys

Which of the following is NOT a method to log in to Mentimeter?

• Using a Twitter account

• Using a Facebook account

• Using a Google account

• Using an email address

What is the first step in creating a new presentation in Mentimeter?

• Choose a question type

• Select a theme

• Input a question

• Click 'New Presentation'

Which question type allows students to play in teams?

• Open-ended

• Quiz Competition

• Multiple Choice

• Word Cloud

How do students access the presentation on their devices?

• By scanning a QR code

• By visiting a website and entering a code

• By receiving an email link

• By downloading an app

What is the purpose of the unique code given to students?

• To access the specific presentation

• To submit feedback

• To download presentation slides

• To track attendance

What format is used to display student responses in the tutorial example?

• Word cloud

• Pie chart

• Line graph

• Bar chart

Which feature of Mentimeter allows for instant analysis of responses?

• Pre-recorded videos

• Offline mode

• Static slides

• Downloadable data sets

How can Mentimeter be used at the end of a lesson?

• As a formative assessment tool

• To conduct offline surveys

• To replace textbooks

• As a summative assessment tool

What is one of the benefits of using Mentimeter in lessons?

• It provides pre-recorded lectures

• It clarifies meaning and comprehension

• It eliminates the need for textbooks

• It replaces the need for teachers