Exciting way to deliver direct instruction to students.
Submitted 8 years ago
Community Review for HP Reveal
My Take
Great tool if your students have the devices. Many students may need to see how to solve a problem more than once (especially in math) and this gives them the opportunity. Could also be used to flip a class.
How I Use It
With this app the students can view videos that you have created for them. In the app the students "follow" the teacher and then can scan a handout with an iPhone, iPod, or iPad and view the video. This could be used to offer new material or to review a concept or skill. Teachers could create a sheet of "triggers" (clipart icons) that students glue into their notebooks so they can review what was taught in class.
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Myshele M.
September 15, 2019
Print doesn't have to mean static!
This app is a bit more complicated than I would like it to be for students. It has so many possibilities however that make the learning curve worth it. One thing that I feel is lacking is continuity between the mobile app and the design studio. Both Apple and Google have spoiled me into expecting to easily work on multiple devices. Unfortunately, HP Reveal does not allow you to begin in one and continue on another device. Hopefully, this is a feature that they are looking to add.
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Lashonda G.
Freeport, NY
January 10, 2018
Layer your QR Codes to "hide" information
Overall I would recommend this as a teaching tool. I think it would work best with a thematic unit of study. I also think it would work better with older students (though I have not tried it with younger students).
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Sarah C.
October 3, 2016
Best free app ever!
have used this app in all different ways grades 1-5; everything from an interactive periodic table to book reports 2.0 to a demonstration of how students completed their work. Teachers will take away some great ideas on how to use this app in any grade level and in any subject; and even how to make the pictures in their school’s yearbook come alive!
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