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Watch the short video to learn the basics on how to create a quiz in Google Forms.

Padlet (formerly Wallwisher) allows multiple users to post ideas on a "wall." In addition, pictures and files can easily be added by dragging and dropping them into the wall space. A login is not required to access the walls. Users simply double-tap the wall to type. Padlet walls are accessible on a computer or mobile device by accessing the Padlet app ( Android | iOS ). The wall's designated URL can be shared to give others access for collaborative projects and brainstorming sessions. Padlet provides a great place to create formative assessment tools. To Get Started: Create an account. Click MAKE A PADLET : Select an option: Complete the options in the MODIFY panel found on the right side of the screen: Scroll down the MODIFY panel to customize the URL : Continue to customize the padlet and click  Be sure to select a PRIVACY option that matches your needs: Click NEXT and START POSTING Sharing the Padlet Click the  SHARE  button on the right side of the screen: Cl...

If you want to add a little engagement to your class, Mentimeter  is the tool for you! With their many slide templates to choose from, students will finally have a reason to utilize their mobile devices for learning! First, sign up for a teacher account here . Next, click the  button. Once your account has been created, dive into your first presentation.  Click the  button. Enter a NAME for the presentation and define the PRESENTATION SETTINGS : Select a SLIDE TYPE along the right side of the screen: In this example, the WORD CLOUD   type will be selected: Select the applicable CONTENT and CONTENT SETTINGS .  In this example, the question, entries per voter, and profanity filter properties will be selected: Once the slides are complete, click the  button. In order to interact, have the students access the prompt at menti.com and enter the provided code: The word cloud example can be pictured below: Limitations Currently, there is no limitation on nu...

If you've not noticed, students love video and photo media!  So, instead of fighting their interest in apps such as Snapchat, Instagram, and Twitter, educators may consider leveraging this interest in utilizing video for eduational, more meaningful purposes.   Flipgrid  has made this idea so easy.  Teachers can push out video, audio, or text prompts and collect student response videos in an instant!  To sign up for a  flipgrid  account, click  here  and follow the prompts. Once the account is created, use the ADMIN LOGIN button when logging in: There, you will find all of the grids created: With the free account, teachers can utilize ONE grid, however an UNLIMITED number of students, topics, and responses.  ( Read more here. )  A grid code is created for students to access the grid and teachers may add a password for security purposes as well. Once the settings are defined, TOPICS are created including text or (optional) video (...

From the makers of the Swivl , Recap is a video response app that makes the process of collecting student feedback a breeze! View the introductory video to see it in action. Video Credit Sign up for a free account here . Students can easily allow their webcam and microphone on their device and share video feedback to a teacher's unit or lesson. Students simply connect to the teacher's class with a CLASS PIN : From there, they click on their PROFILE ICON : When/if their teacher has assigned a RECAP , a RESPOND NOW button appears: The question and, if applicable , the video prompt will appear on the following screen.  The student clicks RESPOND to begin the recording process: The student will need to enable their camera and microphone on their device: Once the student clicks the RECORD button, RECAP provides a 3-second count down to begin the recording:  After the student previews and approves the video, they click SUBMIT to send the final video submission to their teacher: Te...

Flippity.net  has several wonderful tools that can be used by teachers and students along with their G-Suite account.  If you can enter information into a Google sheet, you can utilize all of the resources at  Flippity.net .  Each tool includes  FREE  instructions along with a  FREE  demo and template doc.  Look for the following options found under each tool: The template docs force the user to create a  COPY : Flippity Random Name Picker The random name picker can be so valuable in quickly selecting students for classroom jobs, checking for understanding, and answering questions.  In addition, the tool can quickly create groups based on number of students per group or groups per class.   Click the template link found under  Flippity Random Name Picker  to begin.  Replace the fake names with the preferred names. Continue to follow the  instructions . Flippity Quiz Show The quiz show acts very similar to a J...