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1 week ago | jotform.com | John Boitnott

Post ID When someone is giving a presentation or delivering a classroom lecture, it’s useful for the audience to have a way to provide instant feedback — and that feedback is useful for both the presenter and the audience. Teachers at all levels can instantly verify whether their students are grasping the lessons, while presenters can run quick polls and quizzes to ramp up audience engagement levels.

1 month ago | jotform.com | Luke Straub

For individual teachers and administrators at K–12 schools, streamlining data collection is easy to do with Jotform’s no-code Form Builder. But if teachers and administrators want to streamline their entire organization’s digital workflows with multiple users and unlimited scalability — think infinite forms, storage, and automations, in addition to a team workspace and advanced security — a more powerful solution is required. Jotform Enterprise is that solution.

1 month ago | jotform.com | Luke Straub

Stories from the founder of Jotform and other Jotformers…Follow publicationEducation professionals have the highest burnout rate of any occupation in the United States, according to Gallup. K–12 workers hold the top spot, and higher education personnel trail closely behind. Additional research from 2024 found that excessive workloads are a top factor in these results.

2 months ago | jotform.com | Luke Straub

What has more than 4 billion users, a 36-to-1 return on investment for marketing campaigns, and a higher click-through rate than social media platforms? The answer is email. Among popular marketing campaign channels, . It’s cost-effective, and the returns are increasing yearly — according to Statista, email marketing revenue is expected to reach nearly $18 billion by 2027, a dramatic increase from the $7.5 billion earned worldwide in 2020.

Jan 8, 2025 | jotform.com | John Boitnott

Chances are you’re seeing more and more job opportunities offering telecommuting or remote work. But what’s the difference? While the terms telecommuting and remote work may appear interchangeable, it is worth exploring some slight differences between the two. First used in the 1970s, telecommuting referred to employees who worked from locations that were different from the traditional office, often from satellite offices closer to their homes.