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I'm going to use Edpuzzle during my fable unit.  I am going to have the students answer questions  about story elements and the moral

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I would like to start using Kahoot! in my classroom because not only can I customize the quizzes and content, it will hold students accountable for participating and will give everyone a chance to answer instead of the same kids over and over again. I think it will also keep them engaged because they will want to see if they got their answer right when it is projected.

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I'd like to dive deeper into Quizizz and Quizalize and pick one that fits my formative assessment goals

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I really want to try Quizalize with my students. I really like how it aligns ro CCSS

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I have used Kahoot in my classroom to create a quiz to prepare for an American Revolution unit test. My students loved it!

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I currently use Quizizz and Edpuzzle but would like to experiment with forms and Quizalize

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I would like to use Quizziz with my students.

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I would like to try Quizilize with my class to review concepts we are learning in a new format.

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I have used Kahoot before with my class. I would like to use Quizizz in class. I like that you either create your own quiz or pull from other quizzes. I also like that the questions are aligned to  Common Core.

Kryslin C - grade 1

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I am planning on using Quizizz and Socrative. I started activities on both sites. Thank you for the information

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I use Kahoot with my class. Sometimes they are playing games on their own. Sometimes we play whole class games.
I looked a Formative. I might try using it for exit tickets from small group instruction

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I will be trying out Kahoot with my students. i like the idea that there are many resources already made and ready to use.

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I am planning on using Quizizz. I started a quiz that I plan on using in the future.

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I currently use Edpuzzle and Kahoot.  I would like to look into some of the tools like Quizizz and Quizalize for some of my older students.   I like that we have a resource to refer to for information on new tools.  Thank you.

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Formative assessment is a great way to find out what even 5 year old students learned because they can draw and write to demonstrate their understanding.

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I will be trying Kahoot with my students and also exploring Google quizzes with the images. I like that as a feature for early in the year when many of my students are non-readers.

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I am interested in trying Kahoot! with my class. Thanks for all the great information!

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I use Kahoot in small groups. It's an easy way to quickly assess the students on a topic. They are many resources already made which makes it easy/ready to use.

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I currently use Quizizz and the students enjoy participating and competing against each other. I like to download the data afterwards to see students answers to each question. I create my own and I also use some that are already created. I would like to spend more time exploring EDpuzzle.

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I'd like to try Formative with my K kids!

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I use Kahoot with my students alot both in small group instruction and with the whole class. They love it!!

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Kahoot! looks like it would be great at the K level!

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Currently use Kahoot and Google Forms. I use to use Plickers but it is no longer 100% free :(. I am interested in trying Formative for the different options to have for questions and answering, Quizalize for seeing who needs help, and EdPuzzle.

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Terry-Special Ed
I am going to try kahoot with my 1st and 2nd graders!

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I am looking forward to implementing quizizz, google forms, Kahoot and EdPUzzles. My students have downloaded the quizizz app and are waiting on me to finally launch our first test. I am fascinated with google forms, as I use google classroom with all of my students. The easy transfer between forms and classroom sounds great and I am excited to work with it. I also would like to try out EdPuzzle as well. All of these programs apply to innovative ways to test my students, while saving me the grading time. Some of my classes are up to 80 students, so these tools are very helpful.

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Going to try Kahoot in my classroom and the gym! I have used quizlet in my health classes.

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I'm already using quizizz, but I didn't know that I can use it with google forms.

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I'm excited to dive deeper into creating quizzes with Quizlet Live, which is something I've been familiar with but wasn't aware there was a live feedback of my student's responses. I also took some time to look at the videos on EDpuzzle because it's hard to find the time to research helpful videos to enhance learning without worrying about how appropriate the website is for my students. It's also great because of the questions the students need to answer throughout some of the videos. Some great sources!

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I think I need to explore Socrative vs Google Forms to see which would work better in my classroom. I also want to learn more about EDpuzzle- I think it would be useful in my Digital Photography class.

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Google Forms
Quick reviews that can be scored to see student progress! Boom!

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I'm still learning about the varied options, but I like the ones that offer the opportunity for use of visuals to supplement the text.

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I liked Quizlet live

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Ive used kahoot before and Ill find some time to use it in my classroom to help the students learn and retain art vocabulary

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Quizlet Live looked fun.
I could use it prior to a quiz in health class

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I will further investigate these tools.

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Jackie bumped my arm and this happened! Frustrated! but not Angry

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I use KAHOOT and I use it for reviews before a quiz or test. Kids like it

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Liked Quizalize, tests and good videos

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Kahoot is great. I enjoyed the Star Wars Death Star video on one of the later slides

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Socrative is awesome. I can use when developing quizzes for our new Digital Photography class. (I was only able to get through Socrative and Formative)

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Formative looks interesting.  It looks like the best format to use with RICAS practice.

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I have used google forms a lot however I am going to try out kahoots. It seems fun and exciting for students to use.

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I learned about Socrative and Formative. I liked how neither tool required student accounts. I like the idea of using both as pre-assessment tools or exit tickets. Really liked how formative let students draw answers and that you could tie it to CC standards (wish you could tie to AASL or ISTE standards).

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I may use quizlet live as a vocab review tool for my Dystopia class' working vocab list. I may use Edpuzzle to take snippets of Michael Che for my Unheard Voices class...I need to make sure the app can't access student info as a privacy violation.

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K, PS
i like using Quizizz and also quizlet. very fun and functional

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EdPuzzle
It would be nice to curate videos for my students to use as enrichment.

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All these tools seem like valuable resources for me and my students. I just hope I can find the time .

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quizzes and formative are pretty pissah since they sync with classroom...any time saver is a good one

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I have used Edpuzzle and Quizlet.  I am going to try Quizziz and Kahoot

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I have used Edpuzzle and Quizlet.  I am going to try Quizziz and Kahoot

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Kahoot can be a good review tool and they have a good archive as well.

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signed up for Formative

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Thanks for the slide doc, I need to do  PD session for student teaching, and now I have some new tools to present.

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I'm digging EDpuzzle. I'm going to investigate that further.

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I worked on importing my Google Classroom stuff into EdPuzzle. It was slow and quirky. I definitely want to learn how to use this tool.

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looking forward to using all of these tools. My first will be to start my kids on quizlet live.