Top Hat vs IUDM

Top Hat is the perfect companion app to our comprehensive assessment platform that helps you learn better before, during and after class. Top Hat makes learning fun and engaging (seriously!) and sets you up for success, helping you connect with your professors, your peers and the content you’re learning in and out of the classroom. Here’s what Top Hat offers you: Compelling resources, delivered on your smartphone or laptop: • Follow your prof’s lecture slides on your own device • Contribute in class with an easy-to-use response system that’s always with you • Participate with your profs and peers using in-app discussions Content tailored to your course: • Experience dynamic, interactive textbooks loaded up with images, videos, audio clips and more • Read your digital materials from anywhere and keep them forever Quizzes, tests and polls that improve learning comprehension: • Challenge yourself by taking polls and quizzes on your own devices • Improve your knowledge retention with interactive assessment elements • Check for gaps in your understanding with graded and non-graded homework and short quizzes Thanks for using Top Hat. As you experience the app, we’d love to get your feedback: support@tophat.com or follow us on Instagram, Twitter or Facebook @TopHat

The official Indiana University Dance Marathon (IUDM) app. Committee members, chairs, and external dancers can stay connected with everything IUDM in one place. View important announcements and upcoming events, find fundraising resources, learn more about IUDM's mission, and more. The IUDM app is designed to complement your DonorDrive account, not replace it. Before signing in to the app, all participants must first register for IUDM through DonorDrive at iudm.org/register. Indiana University Dance Marathon (IUDM) is Indiana University's largest student organization and the second-largest student-run philanthropy in the world. Since 1991, IUDM has raised more than $59 million to support Riley Hospital for Children and the IU School of Medicine Wells Center for Pediatric Research. Each year, nearly 3,000 students come together for a 36-hour Dance Marathon, united For The Kids.