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Peardeck means everything to me and my Social Studies classroom! It allows my lessons to be more engaging and requires accountability amongst my students.

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Flash cards for everything! Find pre made sets of flashcards for different topics. You can make quizzes or provide practice through matching games. You can also play a live quiz game with Quizlet Live, which students love. You can also create your own sets of cards, where you can create your own cards or borrow cards from pre made sets. It's a great study too, especially when there are large amounts of information to review.

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I used Plicker in the past with students for a quick check!

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Looks like a alternative way to give assessments, grades for you and shows you how long each student took/ what they got right and wrong.

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Blooket is fun and the kids love it. It can be used for quick and easy review when preparing for an assessment if there is extra time at the end of the period.

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Blooket seems like students would enjoy the engagement! I look forward to trying this one!

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Google Forms is an amazing way to give a formal assessment. Students are able to navigate it easily and the automatic grading makes it very convenient for teachers to record grades for quick and easy assessments.

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My students always do great with Google Forms! They are quick and students can access them easily. I also like Google Forms for information that needs to be collected.

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I love that Formative will allow the teacher to enhance a reading passage with questions. As well as present slides with built-in questions as they go. Will definitely try this year! 

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I love that Formative will allow the teacher to enhance a reading passage with questions. As well as present slides with built-in questions as they go. Will definitely try this year! 

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Quizlet is an amazing study tool for students, particular for vocabulary. The flashcards and quizzes are a great way to keep students organized and teach the study skills. Having they download the app on their phone for quick practice at home or in the car is also very helpful.

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My students love using EdPuzzle. There are so many videos to choose from and the questions that go with the videos are very relevant to the topic they are learning.

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Seesaw is a great tool for students to reflect and share their learning!

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I use quizzes for social studies and science. It is helpful after teaching a mini-lesson and/or watching video for content to see how well the students learned.

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Great tool to use with any subject. My students LOVE when I announce a PEARDECK activity.

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Never used this, but looks cool. Pre-made Lessons and Tests. Interactive for SS class

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Gimkit is a fun and effective tool for teachers to assess student knowledge and provide immediate feedback. It motivates students to learn and practice by making the process interactive and competitive, and it helps them retain information by reinforcing their knowledge through repeated play.

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I use Quizizz all of the time in my classroom. I use it mostly to review for a quiz or test. I allow students to complete the assignment as many times as they would like to achieve their desired score. I inform them of the questions they got wrong so they can go back and check them. They can ask for help as well.

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Nice way for students to add their ideas and comments and can be anonymous which is great for middle schoolers who are shy.

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Looks like a digital method of grading scantron sheets.

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Edpuzzle is a great way of enforcing the material already taught to engage students in the concepts that have already been taught. However, it is also a good way to introduce a topic to see what their prior learning is! I like how questions are asked throughout the video to ensure students are staying on task.

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Our students love doing a "warm up" activity or sharing/SEL through this platform.

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This is a great way for students to interact with each other. I usually have student post questions and responses as well as resources (videos, links, etc.).

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Lots of middle school resources. Does not appear to cater to elementary?

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very similar to Quizizz or Blooket. Has NJSLA test prep quizzes and quizzes also include standards. A Quiz can be assigned individually or within teams... can be done as a straight quiz or in game mode.

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Blooket is a fun and interactive way for students to learn and for teachers to assess their progress. It provides a unique and engaging learning experience that helps students retain information and enjoy the learning process.

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This is good for a quick question - there is a free version and paid version. Students need a tech device or cell phone.

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Seems easy to use - I love that it has math operations.

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My students are obsessed with Blooket! As a review, I have them make their own blookets and the class can play them.

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I'm confused about this one. It says it's a teacher dashboard, but a lot of the videos about it  mention Quizalize. There's also mention of "gamifying" things.

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I've never used this site, but a quick scan of the site makes me think it would be a good way to create and grade a quiz/test. I think there is a bank of questions available, but I can't figure it out just yet. The bank would be helpful for a fast formative assessment.

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I recently started using EdPuzzle to give students a preview of the next upcoming lesson after an assessment. There are so many videos to choose from so you don't need to make you own which is a huge timesaver. There are also check-in questions that students complete throughout the video which provides you with so much data before teaching the lesson. 

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I recently started using EdPuzzle to give students a preview of the next upcoming lesson after an assessment. There are so many videos to choose from so you don't need to make you own which is a huge timesaver. There are also check-in questions that students complete throughout the video which provides you with so much data before teaching the lesson. 

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We use quizizz all of the time in class or as a review. It allows us to see the areas we need to review more and where we can move forward from.

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This looks like a great option to share quick thoughts-I like it as a means to get the students to share a "trait" for a character and view others' thoughts in a quick way. Could be good exit ticket as well.

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I used this during COVID for tests. So user friendly and I love the grading features

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Flip is a great assessment tool where the students can explain their ideas and understanding of the content.

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I use Pear Deck often. It is a great tool for engagement and checking understanding. You can also create a variety of question types. The kids love the drawing tool.

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Love that Google Forms provides students with feedback immediately and converts the responses into a spreadsheet. This makes it easy to create groups.

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My students love it! Fast paced

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Kids LOVE Blooket. So many different options for different interactive games. Easy to import questions and either do as an assignment or live game.

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We have used this in workshops. It is a fun way to stay engaged. I see its use as a checkpoint for the previous lesson and then be able to tailor the lesson accordingly. Or exit ticket.

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Fast paced and fun game

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I use quizlet for vocabulary as a station activity.

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Free and Paid Version
Exit Tickets, race game, or quiz
Library of questions

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Create videos for instruction, screencasts, gifs, etc.. seems complicated for kids

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We use quizizz all the time. It is great for showing data and what percentage of the class gets certain questions correct/incorrect. The only issue is that it has become more limited recently, requiring you to join with a paid subscription to access features that were once free.

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"Using video from YouTube, Kaltura or other sources, instructors can add images, text, or a variety of quiz questions, share the lesson with their students for completion, and then monitor student activity and engagement through the analytics collected by the platform."

Sounds similar to EdPuzzle?

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This looks like a helpful tech tool - there are options for a quiz, a space race, an exit ticket, or a quick question. You do need to purchase the pro version to import class lists, etc.