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It’s proven that students learn better when they collaborate. When you create an online community for your class, you’re empowering your students to take control of their own education.
Bogged down by a never-ending inbox? Instead of answering a dozen emails asking the same question, let your students chat with each other first. This reinforces their own knowledge of the topics, and saves you time.
With Nectir Analytics, you get real-time feedback on exactly what your students need in order to succeed. You’ll instantly know which teaching methods work and which need refining.
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This week, we've featured one of our favorite articles from "Inside Higher Ed", which talks about how "smartphones and tablets are changing how teachers teach and students learn".
This article examined how higher education students used text and instant messaging for academic purposes with their peers and faculty.
We've featured a personal post from our co-founder, Kavitta Ghai, where she highlights the five most important lessons she learned during her college experience at UCSB.
