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I work at a school where the children get their own iPad and this has been great because it has really allowed me to play many computer games in class. I find that this has made English so fun while also getting to review a topic and get to remember it better. We have played Quizlet, Kahoot and word wall. They really enjoyed it and always ask for more. They also always want to win and actually want to know the definitions of the words or know more about a topic we are learning. I have always had a very positive experience with playing games and I really believe that it works!

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Last year I tried to use computer games. The kids realy liked it', they were happy and participated. Most of all they learned new words easier and in a motivating way. Thet love using quizlet, kahoot and other games. The only thing I didn't like was that they were so excited they hardly listend to my requests :)

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usually I dont use computers in class. I think it is very nice if everything works well however, most of the time there are technical issues which take time and efforts to fix. I always have a littel fear inside me that I will plan a beautiful computer lesson, and it will be a .mess because of technucal issues For example i tried to use whiteboard site in class, i took me a whole lesson just to explain and fix things and answer questions, so we didnt have time to extually use it and enjoy it. It was very .frustrating

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We usually use computers on our lessons. Last year, of course, we used them more because of Zoom lessons. This year we continue such practice. It's very useful: we see our pupils' motivation and willing to take part in computer lessons. Coz it's always a lot of fun. And the same time kids learn and practice their skills in reading, writing, making sentences, words writing, grammar structures. We use some websites: kahoot, quizlet, wordwall, gamestolearnenglish.com (there you can find such games as hangman, memory game, find the picture to the word and many others...), liveworksheets (not a game, but kids love this online resource)

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I try to finish my lessons with games, since I think it break the lesson and this is fun and engaging activity for the students. It's also another way of practicing the material taught in the lesson and an opportunity for the teacher to check if the students understand what they have learnt.
My experience with using games in my lessons is very positive. The students love them and the participation rate increases immediately. Even the weaker students feel more comfortable to participate.
I usually use Quizlet and wordwall.

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I think computer games for practicing grammar and vocabulary are great! They're especially good for remote learning, but also for during the class.
I have found a really good computer game for my 8th graders that is connected to our book "Thumbs Up". It's a computer game you download for free from Eric Cohen's site (according to the textbook). Each student enters her name, and the games and activities are directly related to the book! The vocabulary games are on the words of each unit. Same with the grammar games, and listening/ speaking activities. What's great is that I don't have to invent the wheel, it's all there for us, and no activity repeats itself. There are great graphics (and sounds), too.
In addition, we use quizlet, liveworksheets, Edpuzzle (I upolad the links to Google classroom, according to the topic or skill). Sometimes a friend in our staff sends a link to some interesting Internet activity and I use it, too. These games and self-checking assignments add a lot.

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I use computer games in my lessons.
I have digital books in the classes I teach and I like using the games in them.
Pupils like games and competing in groups, it motivates them to participate in the lesson.
I also use other sites like Kahoot, quizziz and wordwall in my lessons and as homework for practicing words they learn.

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I don't often use computer games in my class because not always everyone can participate and then in becomes this whole drama..
What I do use is the website www.starfall.com for teaching the alphabet- and at the end of each letter there is a short game- I call them to approach the class computer according to their sitting cart.

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We love using computer games in the classroom, we believe that the best way to practice material is by playing games. We use in our classrooms computer games like Wordwall, Kahoot, Quizlet and Baamboozle. By playing games, the pupils are involved, they implement what they learn in an experiential way and everyone participates.

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I love using computer games and I strongly believe that it helps a lot to memorize and repeat the vocabulary. Moreover, there is a great amount of sites which offer different levels so every child can be involved; it is also very motivating. Usually I do it at the end of lesson when the children are already tired. At the end of the day it is also helps a lot when the children have difficulty to be concentrated. Sometimes it is not easy because playing games creates noise and shouting, but I think it is still a very effective way to learn English.

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I think using computer games in class is great. This is a wonderful way to get students involved in the lessons, it motivates them and most importantly - it is fun and helps to practice the new vocabulary/topic being taught.
I think the time I used games a lot was in distance learning(Zoom). Over time I learned many games I was unfamiliar with like Escape Room in Google Docs, CRAM, Puzzles, and many others. I use them in my daily classes and I think the students express enthusiasm that is very important to me. I mostly use them to open a topic or practice a topic at the end of the lesson. I think the right dose of combining games in class can be fun and very helpful.

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playing computet games makes students become more motivated to learn, pay attention and participate in different tasks. It also helps to create a positive atmosphere in the class.
The new online books all have different games which emphasiz a certain topic. students like to play computer game . I always use the online games which is in the online books.

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I think that playing computer games is a very useful way to get the pupils to work with the word and remember them. I found that most of the weaker students are very connected to this way of learning and it's a fantastic way to bring them into a learning. Moreover it's a wonderful way to make a selfe testing about your knowledge. Because of the positive or negative results that you get immediately. It's a way to measure your knowledge and pupils loves it and want to correct their own mistakes at the next time.

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I think using computer games it's one of the most motivating tool to review vocabulary and grammar. in the last two years I have been using games and it was very helpful and attractive way. the pupils just liked it

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I think that computer games are a great tool to review and practice the usage of new vocabulary in a fun motivating way. Computer games  were very useful in the last two years during the distant learning time.
I used kahoot, wordwall, quizlet and hachtava.

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I think that using computer games is great. Pupils love computer games, it is connected to their real life, so we need to use this tool to promote learning. From my own experience, my pupils like WORDWALL, Quizlet, and Kahoot. The games help them practice and learn. I use computer games almost every lesson.

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I always try to play games with my young learners. It makes them be  involved in lesson and memorize the vocabulary in an attractive and interesting way . Computer games are often welcomed in my class, I use (word wall games, some games in a digital book , liveworksheets, and quizlets.  

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I always try to play games with my young learners. It makes them be  involved in lesson and memorize the vocabulary in an attractive and interesting way . Computer games are often welcomed in my class, I use (word wall games, some games in a digital book , liveworksheets, and quizlets.  

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I think that computer games can help teachers enhance students' engagement and motivation in learning.
The advantages of using computer games as learning tools include problem-solving, 21st century skills, learning and assessment integration, collaboration and interactivity, addressing cognitive as well as affective learning issues, and motivating students to learn.
I use different computer games during my lessons. The lessons that I taught (and still teach sometimes) in zoom motivated me to find different and fun computer games to use in my lessons to encourage the pupils to participate more actively. I use computer games not only in my zoom lessons but also in class. The students absolutely love them! The games help them practice what they learn, and they are fun. Nowadays, computers games attract children so much, so why not use educational computer games to motivate students to learn?.
I use Wordwall, Kahoot, Liveworksheets, Quizlet, etc.

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I think that computer games can help teachers enhance students' engagement and motivation in learning.
The advantages of using computer games as learning tools include problem-solving, 21st century skills, learning and assessment integration, collaboration and interactivity, addressing cognitive as well as affective learning issues, and motivating students to learn.
I use different computer games during my lessons. The lessons that I taught (and still teach sometimes) in zoom motivated me to find different and fun computer games to use in my lessons to encourage the pupils to participate more actively. I use computer games not only in my zoom lessons but also in class. The students absolutely love them! The games help them practice what they learn, and they are fun. Nowadays, computers games attract children so much, so why not use educational computer games to motivate students to learn?.
I use Wordwall, Kahoot, Liveworksheets, Quizlet, etc.

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I like to use computer games once in two weeks. usually when we learn a certain amount of words. that helps them review vocabulary. mainly they like Kahoot and word wall.

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I love using computer games in my classroom.  Memory games is one of the games I use. The pupils need to tell me in english which card they want me to turn by using directions and sentences. For example: The card is in the second row. The third card from the right.
the pupils practice the vocabulary we learned and need to read the word they see.

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Iris Saidof :                                                                                     I use computer games like Kahoot and Quizlet to practice a whole unit vocabulary. I feel that, although, it's sometimes generates too much noise and "balagan", it is still effective. The pupils enjoy competing, and even the quiet children participate. I do it at the end of the lesson, and they are looking forward to it.  

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Iris Saidof :                                                                                     I use computer games like Kahoot and Quizlet to practice a whole unit vocabulary. I feel that, although, it's sometimes generates too much noise and "balagan", it is still effective. The pupils enjoy competing, and even the quiet children participate. I do it at the end of the lesson, and they are looking forward to it.  

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I think using computer games in the classroom is great. It's a wonderful way to engage the kids in the lesson, it motivates them and above all- it's fun and helps practicing the new vocabulary/topic learned.
In the past two/three years I have been using more computer games while teaching. I love(and the kids love it even more...) using Quizlet live and Blooket. From time to time I use Kahoot. Also, the digital platforms of Eric Cohen Books have a quiz show (Hey, Cool) at end of each unit. Though it's not played individually, it is also a nice way of ending the unit.

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I think using computer games in the classroom are a great way to practice the new and old vocabulary in a fun and engaing way.

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I sometimes use computer games in the classroom such as kahoot for example. The students have access to computers once a week but I prefer using specific programs like Time to Know as it keeps the students focused and more on task. I do however send links to quizlets,wordwall and other games to play at home.

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Learning English can be a difficult and frustrating task for children at any age.
I think that using computer games in the learning is an essential key to success. Games enhance and facilitate the learning. Computer games motivate the children's learning, participation and increase their engagement in the lesson.
Furthermore, computer games add an important element of fun and enjoyment.
I always use computer games in my teaching. I teach fourth graders so I use the games mainly to review and practice the vocabulary being taught.
I use some wonderful sites. We like to play computer games, such as: tic-tac-toe, memory games, hangman, find the smiley, quizlet, wordwall, bingo and kahoot (using their smart phones) and so on...

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last year I used a lot of computer games during the distance learning. It was almost new for me because I didn't know that there are so many games and sites. I used to bring games to class but not digitals games.  My students liked the computer games and they participate in the games more than a regular game in class. so I really like computer games and I am going to use them this year in the class.
I used Kahoot , quizlet and word wall.

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As we can see, there are many benefits to playing computer games in the classroom. Planning my lessons, I try to use at least one game as a teaching and learning tool, assessment strategy or motivation. When playing games, my sts' become more engaged in their learning. On my lessons I use, Kahoot, Baamboozle, spelling city, esl games,etc.

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I use computer games almost every lesson. It is a wonderful tool for teaching! Pupils are used to playing on their computers and phones at home. By using computer games during a lesson it motivates them to take part in the lesson. Even before I started to use the Zoom I used computer games, for example Kahoot, Powtoon and Padlet. Since the Zoom I took many courses about teaching online with games. I learned how to use Word-Wall, Voki, Vocaroo and many more. It is clear that using these games improve the pupils' interest and knowledge and it is also a good review.

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I usually combine computer games in my lessons. I think using games in English lessons are really necessary, first of all,  because they are fun, they raise the students motivation to learn the language. I also think that games help remember new words, language structures and topics in grammar better. In general, games are a wonderful way to diversify and strengthen learning.

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I use computer games almost every lesson. I use Memory games a lot to revise vocabulary. Many of them I create on Wordwall or on Learning apps. I use Kahoot and Quizlet as well.

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Since the Corona, I have been using computer games in my class all the time, every lesson. Especially when I teach on zoom. I find that the upper grades (five  and six grade) are able to play the games on their personal phones (My principal has allowed it), while younger learners need quite a lot of assistance.  Playing with their phones, in my opinion, is much easier and quicker than bringing laptops and tablets to class.

My pupils love the games (Kahoot, wordwall, quizlet live, etc) and I can tell that  they learn a lot from the games.