Last year I created and published A Teacher's Guide to Backchannels and Informal Assessment. That free guide explains what a backchannel is, why you might want to use a backchannel in your classroom, and provides directions for using three backchannel tools in your classroom. Next Sunday, February 23 at 6pm EST I am going to conduct a free webinar about backchannels and informal assessment in the classroom.
The webinar will be recorded and published here on Free Technology for Teachers for those who cannot attend the live session. Click here to register for the webinar.
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