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Multiple choice questions self grade but there is no option for grading open answer questions

My school blocks most YouTube videos. If you were to cite the link to the YouTube video, my students would have access to them. Is there a way you can add citations?

We need to have the option to disable closed captioning.

I have carefully checked everything in my work; it is complete. This is a big headache for me and my class.

It would be nice to use Drag and Drop with elements to indicate to students that they placed text or picture in the correct column when using multiple columns. Or maybe provide a grade where students will know if they placed the data in the correct column.

Please provide a space with each slide so teachers can review presenter notes. I am really surprised this isn't available!

There needs to be a presenter notes feature in Nearpod, so I can read my notes in Teacher View while the students see the slides.

I used to use flocabulary and loved it when I taught all subjects. Now, since I switched to teaching art, I can't really use it anymore. You should add art and music concepts to your library. As an art teacher, I know there is a TON of content to make catchy songs with. It can't be that hard! Content like: Color wheel Warm/cool colors Perspective Color mixing Art history (artists and movements) Art tools Art mediums Street art (graffiti) Proportion Ceramics Photography And so much more!!!

In regards to 100% student participation with the anonymous feature in Collaborative Boards. While the anonymous feature in the Collaborative Board is intended to protect students' identities, it may not fully succeed in doing so. A student who struggles with spelling might still be easily recognized by their writing, which could discourage them from participating. Even though there’s a recording feature available, if most students are typing their responses, a student who uses audio may feel different or singled out—further reducing their willingness to engage. Expanding the spell-check tool to offer more robust suggestions could help support these learners more discreetly. As an educator, I’m especially sensitive to how visible spelling challenges can impact a student’s confidence and participation. Just something to consider.