Differentiate between Text App and Lock App
Trying to figure out when you should use a Text App instead of a Lock App (with text answer key)? Read here to find out more!
June
Trying to figure out when you should use a Text App instead of a Lock App (with text answer key)? Read here to find out more!
June
Deck.Toys’ Slide Activity turns any existing slides you have into powerful interactive slides and make your serious lessons highly engaging, whether in class or in a remote setting. You can also switch between teacher-led or student-paced modes anytime in the lesson. Do catch up on the basic building blocks of a deck before you embark on [...]
June
“I have heard so much about how Deck.Toys makes learning fun! What do I need to know to use Deck.Toys to engage my students quickly?” Study Set Games are the most remarkable part of Deck.Toys, where each study set automagically transforms to a mini-game with a click of a button! Crosswords, jigsaws, flashcards, sorting games, word [...]
June
Come and learn with us! in Alphabets Aa is for Activity that comprises of Signpost, Slides and Study Sets Bb is for Buzzer, the Classroom App to launch for student’s attention Cc is for Challenge Mode between students for Study Sets Dd is for Drag-and-Drop gesture in creating new Activities in a deck Ee is for Entry Point the [...]
Boon Jin
Our newly launched Poster View feature will be your lifesaver. It reduces all the time you need to explore other educators’ decks. With this feature, you may now view the deck’s Activities on one single screen. Explore the deck poster by scrolling, double-clicking, move left/ right/ up and down to zoom in and out to view quickly. To [...]
Boon Jin
Four! We have released 4 new Deck.Toys Study Set Apps for your students’ engagement. There are the Lines, Maze, Memory, and Rocket. Lines: Draw a line to match the correct answer Maze: Find the exact match within a maze Memory: Memory game by matching the cards through flipping Rocket: A hangman-like game with Rocket Find out more [...]
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