I just “discovered” that I have to do a flipped online learning course starting next week with breakout groups. Your video was so helpful, and I’m feeling much better having seen how the settings work.
Thank you. If choosing 'random allocation', can the same breakout groups be resumed later on in the same session? or do groups need to be assigned every time you want to breakout?
Is there a way to warn the breakout groups that the breakout session will be ending soon, so they students can wrap up their discussions or does it just end abruptly when you click the button?
I write "We're back" on the screen (you need to make sure you're sharing the screen with all groups) so they will know I'm taking them to the main room
Thank you so much. I’m a classroom Assistant that’s learning how to do all of this and it makes it so much easier to see it explained this way.
I just “discovered” that I have to do a flipped online learning course starting next week with breakout groups. Your video was so helpful, and I’m feeling much better having seen how the settings work.
Thank you. If choosing 'random allocation', can the same breakout groups be resumed later on in the same session? or do groups need to be assigned every time you want to breakout?
This is a very thorough and helpful video. Thank you!
Thank you very much for such a detailed video.
Thank you. This is a very clear and helpful video.
Thank you for that very clear explanation/demonstration. It was very helpful.
Very helpful, concise and detailed!
Amazing i benefited alot from the video
Thank you, this was so helpful.
Thank you - that was excellent.
Is there a way to warn the breakout groups that the breakout session will be ending soon, so they students can wrap up their discussions or does it just end abruptly when you click the button?
I write "We're back" on the screen (you need to make sure you're sharing the screen with all groups) so they will know I'm taking them to the main room
@@rosamariashare6922 Thanks I will give that a try. Perhaps put up a timer or something. Thank you!
thanks!