Introduction The days of passive learning are fading. Today’s students are digital natives who crave interaction and hands-on creation. Making learning “fun” isn’t about distracting students from the curriculum; it’s about using digital tools to make the curriculum come alive.
Why Interactive Tools Matter When students move from being consumers of information to creators, their retention rates skyrocket. Interactive tools allow for:
- Gamified Learning: Turning a history lesson into a quest.
- Immediate Feedback: Students learn from mistakes in real-time.
- Collaborative Spaces: Digital whiteboards where every voice is heard.
