Using SelectorTools with Multiple ClassesSelectorTools is Kagan's software for selecting students in the classroom. It is designed to use with a digital whiteboard or a digital projector so the whole class can see who is selected. The basic concept is to keep everyone in the classroom actively involved because any student may be randomly picked at any time to respond, or share their team’s answer. In SelectorTools, there are 14 different selection tools. One of the 14 tools is the Name Selector. The Name Selector allows you to pick one student in the class at a time by name. You can choose how to select your students from a handful of selection algorithms: randomly, no repeat random (no student will be selected again until everyone else has had a turn), by the sequence you entered their names, A to Z, or Z to A. Many teachers teach more than one class and we often get the question: “What do I do if I have many classes?” Great question! In the Instruction Manual packaged with the software there is a description of how to use SelectorTools with multiple classes. The method described there works perfectly fine, but there’s an easier way to use the Name Selector with multiple classes. We’ll walk you through it step-by-step so using the Name Selector with multiple classes is a snap. Basic Overview
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