Tool Features
This digital tool allows you to create a live quiz game where students answer questions on their own devices.
What is Kahoot?
This tool is best for reviewing concepts in a competitive quiz format with a leaderboard.
What is Kahoot?
This feature in Kahoot makes quizzes more exciting for students.
What is the use of music, timers, and competitive leaderboards?
A teacher wants to introduce a new topic with a fun, low-stakes activity. This tool should be used and why?
What is Baamboozle, because it allows for team play with no strict time limits, making it a great introduction tool?
This game-based learning platform lets students choose different in-game strategies like "Gold Quest" and "Tower Defense.
What is Blooket?
This is how Baamboozle can be adapted for special education students.
What is allowing teachers to create simple, low-pressure team games that promote collaboration?
This is how Blooket maintains student interest longer than traditional quizzes.
What is using engaging game modes that allow students to earn points, buy upgrades, and compete in different challenges?
A high school teacher assigns a self-paced review for an upcoming test. This tool would be best.
What is Blooket, because students can complete games at their own pace?
This tool allows teachers to make simple interactive quizzes with teams competing in a fun and casual format.
What is Baamboozle?
This makes Blooket ideal for independent practice or homework assignments.
What is allowing students to play at their own pace and teachers to assign games as homework?
This is why Baamboozle is useful for younger students.
What is having a simple interface and allowing team play, reducing pressure on individual students?
A middle school teacher notices that students lose focus during long lectures. This tool could help and how.
What is Kahoot, because its fast-paced quizzes break up the lesson and re-engage students?
This is a unique feature of Jeopardy-style quizzes that differentiates them from other quiz platforms.
What is answering in the form of a question?
This is why a teacher would choose Jeopardy for a classroom activity instead of a standard quiz.
What is encouraging critical thinking and requiring students to phrase answers as questions?
This strategy can be used to keep Jeopardy engaging in class.
What is allowing students to work in teams and strategize on point selection to increase participation?
A teacher wants to encourage deeper thinking and discussion rather than just memorization. This tool should be used and why.
What is Jeopardy, because it requires students to think critically and phrase their responses in a meaningful way?