YackPack
My team didn't create YackPack specifically for education, but that's where our service has found the most enthusiastic supporters.
I my own teaching at Stanford I like using the service to give feedback to students. So much easier than other methods.
I don't want to go overboard promoting YackPack here, but I wanted to add it to the mix. As instructors, we have so many great online tools to help us these days!
I my own teaching at Stanford I like using the service to give feedback to students. So much easier than other methods.
I don't want to go overboard promoting YackPack here, but I wanted to add it to the mix. As instructors, we have so many great online tools to help us these days!
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Permalink Reply by David James on
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Word on the street is Yackpack is no longer free. I loved the service, but I cannot use it in school anymore. I will have a hard time getting the service paid for.
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