Pear Deck can be a really powerful tool for formative assessment, student engagement, and collaboration. But, you can take your Pear Deck lessons to a new level with your students by utilizing the feedback options in a few different ways. And yes, both of these feedback options can be utilized with Google Classroom. Recently, I had a class brainstorming session where students collaborated answers for each slide. In order to be able to share the entire classes feedback, which was optimal for this lesson, I collected the feedback/evidence in a google sheet (shown in the video) and shared the sheet with each person in the class. If you would like to take it further, you can utilize the explore option in sheets to analyze the feedback/data. Please note that multiple choice and free response questions work best for this type of feedback. If you plan on using Pear Deck in a less collaborative manner and you would like to share individual responses with each person, you may do so by using the feedback option and the students will have their own responses in their Google Classroom folder. All question options are accessible to the student via a google doc that outlines personal responses.
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