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Engage your students
Leverage students’ devices in-class to increase participation and get real-time feedback and answers
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3300+ professors have done this since February 2018!
3300+ professors have done this since February 2018!
Top Hat has been proven to increase engagement in lectures
- Poll students and ask questions
- Track attendance easily
- Automatic grading [finally!]
- Capture student responses in real-time
- Hold discussions [anonymous or not]
- No new hardware needed
Create a learning environment where every student, from the front to the back row, can participate and have a voice
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When you started teaching, you imagined a class eager to learn. But it’s become more and more difficult to capture students’ focus. It’s time to change that.
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Top Hat Classroom helps over 2,000,000 students come to class. Better yet, it encourages and aides student participation.
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Energize your class by asking questions, starting discussions, and gauging understanding all through students’ own devices.
Interested in learning more? Get a 20 minute demo on how you can adopt Top Hat in your classes.
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“It’s great for getting students to participate in class. They ask more questions, and they’re intrigued and delighted by the interactive features.”
Sara Eskridge
Adjunct Professor, History Randolph-Macon College){kind=icon}
“My students already have their phones in their hands, they are probably looking at them during class, why not not turn that into something useful?”
Lorna Profant
Lecturer, Biology California State University, Channel Islands“Top Hat helps me run a better class. I love how simple it is to take attendance and extract that data later”
David G. Schlundt
Associate Professor Vanderbilt University95%
of professors found Top Hat easy to use
84%
of students strongly prefer Top Hat to other engagement tools
81%
of students said Top Hat helped to increase understanding of course material
87%
of students said Top Hat helped them stay focused during lectures