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PollEverywhere ( [link] ) is a great digital tool that you can use to survey your students about anything, from fun, getting-to-know-you questions to provocative questions related to your subject matter. View technology as a tool—don’t let it become the answer. The problem was that I didn’t let my students teach me.
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