Here is some information you might find useful for Microsoft Forms and immersive reader:
- Immersive Reader is coming to Microsoft Forms, allowing students to hear questions as well as answer choices aloud. They also bringing Immersive Reader to Whiteboard for Education. They have integrated Immersive Reader into assignment instruction pages in Teams. Since Immersive Reader is so effective as a reading aid, they wanted to make sure you knew about the Immersive Reader page on the Microsoft Educator Center and the Immersive Reader interactive training guide.
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- To help students with writing, Dictation is rolling out to PowerPoint on the web allowing students to add writing to their slides with the power of their voice.
- Math practice quizzes are now available in OneNote Online. Students can use the Math assistant in OneNote Online to generate a quiz. We’ve also just launched an interactive guide for inclusive math.
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Microsoft Forms
An update to Microsoft Forms lets you use branching logic to create personalized assessments. Adding this technology allows you to change quiz questions based on student answers. In a quiz that branches, students only see questions that are relevant to them. So, if students get an answer wrong, they might be directed to additional instructions and practice questions. You can learn more about Microsoft Forms here.
Read more at https://educationblog.microsoft.com/en-us/2019/10/whats-new-in-edu-how-to-use-innovative-resources-for-digital-storytelling-stem-learning-personalized-assessments-and-more/#gq303PktSOJ6y215.99
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