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Google Forms

lwasmund — 2025-10-09 13:32:07 UTC

Overview: Google Forms is a good tool that helps teachers to create quizzes, surveys, and assessments. It already automatically collects student responses and organizes them into charts
and spreadsheets. Teachers can also customize settings for accommodations, such as extended time or simplified questions, depending on what is needed for their classroom.
Classroom Use: I could use Google Forms to create quick exit tickets or weekly check-ins to monitor my students. It could also help me track student goals for IEP progress
reports

Kahoot

lwasmund — 2025-10-09 13:33:20 UTC

Overview: Kahoot is a very interactive game based platform that makes tests engaging and fun. Teachers can create quizzes or use premade ones, and students answer on their devices in real
time. Data is tracked instantly, so teachers can see which areas students need more time on.
Classroom Use: I could use Kahoot as an easy and fun way to review material before a test. I also think it would also motivate students with ADHD or learning difficulties to participate more
actively.

Quizizz

lwasmund — 2025-10-09 13:34:40 UTC

Overview: Quizizz is a quiz platform where students answer questions on their own screens at their own pace. It shows the data of the students' finished choices, making it easy to see individual student growth. The platform offers both teacher-created and premade quizzes.
Classroom Use: I could use Quizizz for progress monitoring during lessons. It also is great for students who need more time to work at their own pace without pressure.

Class Dojo

lwasmund — 2025-10-09 13:35:32 UTC

Overview: ClassDojo is a classroom management and communication tool that also helps teachers to track student behavior and progress. It shows the data on participation, behavior
points, and academic effort. Parents can also see updates, which supports home and school communication.
Classroom Use: I could use ClassDojo to track behavior data for students with IEP goals related to social skills or self-regulation. It would also help me get clear records for parent conferences or IEP meetings.

Edulastic

lwasmund — 2025-10-09 13:36:45 UTC

Overview: Edulastic is an online assessment platform aligned with standards. It lets you do customizable assessments, instant grading, and detailed data results. Teachers can track students
achievements over time with graphs and reports.
Classroom Use: I could use Edulastic for benchmark testing and to prepare students for state
assessments. It would also give me the data I need to help adjust my teaching strategies for individual learners.

SeeSaw

lwasmund — 2025-10-09 13:38:07 UTC

Overview: Seesaw is a digital portfolio platform where students can upload work, videos, and voice recordings. Teachers can review, comment, and assess student learning in multiple formats.
It supports different learning styles, especially great for students with special needs.
Classroom Use: I could use Seesaw for alternative assessments, it helps students show understanding through drawings, recordings, or projects. It would also help me for further evidence of growth for IEP documentation.