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Promoting Peer Interaction with Packback

April 18, 2019 Author: Read time: 1 min

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Dr. David Munson of Texas A&M University explains how Packback solves a problem for in-class-based assignment structures because it gives students the power to interact with each other. He also explains how Packback helps students build rapport with their peers.

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