Product Feedback

The new layout of Nearpod has the folder SO TINY that I cannot read them and find my lessons. Any way to enlarge the view on this? Tough for people over the age of 25 to see.

Not sure what happened to Nearpod this year, but this is just a serious setback. I am so disappointed. Not user friendly, and so many glitches.

Please consider restoring the original appearance and navigation of Nearpod. The changes detract from the user-friendly feel of the original. Maybe you should provide the option of the original interface or the AI-connected one. The appearance of the new interface is terrible.

Please add the option to sort My Library by date. I don't always memorize the names of my lessons, but I can easily remember about the date/time I taught it the previous year and it would make finding those lessons so much easier. It is difficult to keep scrolling and scrolling and scrolling.

I want to be able to access the Digital Citizenship Lessons as a Computer Science teacher. I teach specials to the whole school K-5 and I use to do the Digital Citizenship Lessons in Nearpod with every grade level. My school/district decided to not purchase a license but since I can't change their decision, I would love to be able to access the assignments as a Computer Science teacher of K-5 at a title I school.

The library interface is AWFUL!!!! I can't rearrange them by title, date etc. Also, I have to scroll down (wait for the next row to load), scroll down (wait for the next row to load), scroll down (wait for the next row to load). Who thought this was better? Who approved this as an improved design? Please explain why this change was made and how it makes the product better. If you can't, then PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE change it back.

I may be in the minority, but the new look of the dashboard is not visually appealing. The sidebar also disappears, which makes things harder to navigate.

Cannot edit, cannot stop and add questions... Horrible. On top the adds pop up constantly, at every click. How did you turn something so wonderful to waste?