Sometimes, when a student who does not have a program receives an application for a club or when he / she applies for a participant, more students than the applicant may be unable to support it. I use the presenter drawing, but I made it because there was a suggestion that I want to have a program that students can draw directly.

For example, if five volunteers should be selected by our class, and if there are nine volunteers, a program of drawing memories will be run.

Number of participants 9
5 people selected

9 post-it will appear on the screen and students can see if they want to win or not by pressing the desired paper.

It can be used not only when selecting club members, but also when giving prizes or rewards.

Nine applicants are standing out in a row and selecting one each.

If the students were not able to get out, they would call the number and put the number on the post-it so that the teacher could push it in front.



It seems to be possible to use it in various cases such as selecting presenter, organizing group, splitting pros and cons on the spot, picking out a problem pooler on the chalkboard, giving a prize or a prize, or picking someone to clean up.

Source: http://www.sciencelove.com/2222 [Jung Sik Kim]