The phone apps (iPhone or Android) are what your students use to send questions or comments in class. Students may also opt to use the web version for notebook computers or other internet enabled devices.
The phone apps enable students to vote on each other’s questions using the ‘Like’ button. You can then focus on the questions with the most likes. Or encourage students to only send questions and comments that will get Likes!
Students can also vote on the quality of the lecture.
The dashboard is where you setup new courses, view and respond to student questions, and view course quality statistics.
You can see which questions have the most Likes, and respond to one or more messages just like using your email program. You can even forward questions to your teaching assistant or tutors (auto-forwarding feature coming soon).
eBreep lets students anonymously rate the quality of a lecture or course on a five star rating.
The course presenter can then view in real time their teaching evaluations.
eBreep also enables you to compare your ratings to last time the course was taught.
A core feature of eBreep is the Like button. Students can see the questions asked by other students, and ‘Like’ them. The course presenter can then see which questions have the most Likes.
The Like feature provides a useful indication of what areas of your curriculum are stimulating the most interest. It also encourages students to ask great questions!
An optional extra you can install on your presentation computer is the eBreep desktop App. When installed, each question asked in class will display over your PowerPoint presentation as a toolbar popup.
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