Socrative Teacher vs Sensor Simulator

Socrative is the best classroom app for formative assessment, empowering teachers to quiz and grade at the speed of learning, from any device, in class or remotely. Simple and reliable, Socrative is trusted by millions of educators around the world to deliver effective assessments to learners at every level. With instant feedback, you can identify knowledge gaps, engage your students more effectively, and adjust teaching on-the-fly to close feedback loops faster. - Flexible & engaging assessment tools: quickly create, manage, share a library of activities, and send customized quizzes directly to students, all in one simple platform. - Easy-to-create virtual rooms: easily set up rostered rooms for classes or individual activities, and invite students with simple and secure login options. - Automatic grading: with real-time marking and result reporting, it’s never been easier to visualize student learning so you can engage your learners, quickly adapt lessons or revisit concepts in the moment, and spend less time grading assignments. - Powerful real-time reporting: download detailed student and question-level quiz reports to share with students or colleagues, and make communication a breeze with automatic distribution of quiz results to students. Socrative is available for download on all major digital devices, and for use on all major browsers. You can use Socrative on smartphones, tablets, laptops, and desktop computers. Socrative is 100% free for students to use, on all devices.

Cell Podium's Sensor Simulator is designed for HazMat training during field exercises. This application is funded by a grant from the Center of Decease Control (CDC) under SBIR # R44OH012129-01-00. This training is provided by schools of public health throughout the United States. The application has only 4 pages: - The home page is the page where the student enters the scenario id - The sensor simulator page shows the simulated sensor readings. They are 0 if no beacon is in range. - The instruction page provides instruction for the student on how to use the app. - A debug page give the developer information about the current state of the application.