How to Use PollEverywhere with Google Slides (Screencast)
Poll Everywhere is a great tool for adding engagement to any lesson and presentation. For quite some time users have been able to include Poll Everywhere in traditional Microsoft PowerPoint but Google Slides was a different story.
Not anymore.
The following screencast will show you how Poll Everywhere can now integrate with Google Slides.
Christopher J. Nesi
Host
Christopher J. Nesi is a passionate educator, podcast host, and thought leader. With over 15 years of experience in the classroom, Chris has dedicated his career to helping educators integrate technology effectively and meaningfully into their instruction.
Chris holds a Bachelor's degree in History and a Master's degree in Curriculum Design & Instruction. He also has his Supervisor's certification.
As a forward-thinking educator, Chris has presented at numerous local and national conferences, sharing his knowledge and expertise with fellow educators. His engaging presentations are renowned for their practical approach to implementing technology in the classroom and their focus on creating student-centered learning experiences.
In addition to his work in the classroom, Nesi is the host and producer of the popular podcast, "House of #EdTech." This platform allows him to explore emerging trends and innovations in education, as well as interview influential educators and technology leaders from around the world. Through his podcast, Chris strives to empower educators to embrace the ever-evolving landscape of educational technology.
Chris is also a co-host of PodcastPD. He is also available to offer keynote addresses, professional development workshops, and coaching for schools and districts looking to enhance their technology integration initiatives. His ability to inspire educators and drive change has made him a valuable asset to the educational community.
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