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I liked the element of having to read fast and select an answer. I also liked that the instructor was in control of the game like Alex Trebek(RIP)

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I liked the element of having to read fast and select an answer. I also liked that the instructor was in control of the game like Alex Trebek(RIP)

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Can do as a class or independently. Fun and students take it serious when going against classmates

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Can do as a class or independently. Fun and students take it serious when going against classmates

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I think the students are burnt out on Kahoot. I believe that Blooket will offer some variety to keep students engaged.

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I currently use this for reviewing and I like how it collects the data

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Great way for students to practice vocabulary in a fun, engaging way

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Great way for students to practice vocabulary in a fun, engaging way

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The self-paced aspect of this platform allows for more accessibility for students who learn at different paces.

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I already use Blooket and WordWall, this year I want to incorporate Quizizz.

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I already use Blooket and WordWall, this year I want to incorporate Quizizz.

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I plan on using Wordwall because it is new for me and I think the kids will like it.

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I will use this for EB students.

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I am going to try wordwall. I have never used it before and I am excited to see how the students like it.

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It's an entire class game and I love using it for test reviews 

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It's an entire class game and I love using it for test reviews 

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We have not done wordwall and it would be interesting to try it for variety.

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We have not done wordwall and it would be interesting to try it for variety.

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I think the students will enjoy it more.

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I like them all about equally but blooket seems easy for students to just cheat or skip through in

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Student engagement

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My students always love this!

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I plan to use this one because it really is a whole class game, that keeps kids engaged after each question. 

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I plan to use this one because it really is a whole class game, that keeps kids engaged after each question. 

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I like the reports that are available

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This is a fun way to review and get students to pay attention

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This is a fun way to review and get students to pay attention

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Most comfortable with it and it gives me the best feedback to see what questions my students are struggling with

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Very fun

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Students are engaged while they are playing.  I like that I can assign a game for students to do at home or if they absent.

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Students are engaged while they are playing.  I like that I can assign a game for students to do at home or if they absent.

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Quizziz or Blooket because of the opportunity for open ended questions.

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Quizziz or Blooket because of the opportunity for open ended questions.

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To start small and become more familiar with using all of the functions

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To start small and become more familiar with using all of the functions

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to add a visual to my lessons and to quickly switch to different methods of showing the information…more differentiation options.

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I am using this for Library orientation - genres, library procedures, library serves, etc. I think WW puts the least amount of pressure on the students (time, accuracy, etc.).

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Something new with other game elements that I think they’d enjoy.

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Wordwall

Wordwall will fit well with my multisubject classes

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To assess students quickly and in a fun way

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To assess students quickly and in a fun way

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I need to keep trying out the games to see which one would work best in my classroom but the kids will love it.

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I think this is an extremely engaging way to assess the kiddos while they’re having fun!