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Introduction to Mentimeter for Teaching Staff

Objectives

What is Mentimeter good for?

Features and Implementation

Introducing Mentimeter’s key question types

How to build a Mentimeter

Menti Good practice & common pitfalls

Managing inappropriate responses from students

Proactive Moderation and Profanity Filter Settings

Knowledge Check

Quiz: Understanding Mentimeter's Value

Quiz: Selecting Question Types

Quiz: Building Presentations

Quiz: avoiding Pitfalls

Quiz: Best Practices Application

Course Feedback

Course Evaluation Survey

Maximizing Classroom Engagement with Mentimeter is a practical, hands-on course designed for university teaching staff who want to transform lectures into interactive, student-centered experiences. You’ll learn how to use Mentimeter’s audience response tools to boost participation, collect real-time insights, and foster inclusive dialogue—whether you teach large lectures, seminars, or hybrid classes. We’ll start by aligning Mentimeter’s capabilities with your pedagogical goals, then dive into the platform’s most effective question types, from word clouds and scales to multiple choice and open-ended prompts. You’ll build polished, accessible presentations step by step, integrate interactive slides seamlessly into your lesson flow, and apply proven facilitation strategies that promote constructive discussion and formative assessment. We’ll also cover moderation settings and classroom management tactics to handle inappropriate responses with confidence. By the end, you’ll have templates, checklists, and best practices to ensure smooth delivery every time—plus the know-how to turn quick polls into meaningful data that informs your teaching. If you’re ready to increase engagement, surface diverse perspectives, and make every student feel heard, this course gives you the tools and confidence to lead with interactivity.

Maximizing Classroom Engagement with Mentimeter

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            <p>Capturing the attention of a large lecture hall can often feel like a one-way conversation, where the true depth of student understanding remains a mystery until the first major assessment. Mentimeter offers a dynamic way to break that silence, transforming passive listeners into active participants through real-time Audience Response Systems. By aligning this technology with your specific pedagogical goals, you can foster a more inclusive environment where even the quietest students feel comfortable sharing their insights anonymously. This course is designed to help you move beyond simple polling and leverage Mentimeter as a powerful tool for formative assessment and genuine classroom dialogue.</p>

<p>Throughout these modules, we will dive into the practicalities of building effective interactive presentations, from selecting the right question types—like Word Clouds for brainstorming or Scales for gauging opinion—to integrating these slides seamlessly into your existing lecture flow. We will also tackle the "what-ifs" of live interaction, such as managing inappropriate responses with proactive moderation tools and avoiding common technical pitfalls that can disrupt a well-planned session. By the end of this course, you will have a clear roadmap for using Mentimeter to create a more responsive, engaging, and data-informed learning experience for your students.</p>
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