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Quizizz, Quizalize, and Quizlet Live... Oh My!

By Anonymous
Quizizz, Quizalize, and Quizlet Live... Oh My!

Please scroll down toward the bottom to see the email from the presenter. She included links to her presentation and many useful resources.

You can follow the presentor @EdTechTiff
tiffany.elberfeld@gmail.com

She is a former French Teacher and now serves as a tech integration teacher working throughout her district.

Here are a few interesting tidbits :)

Kahoot!
  • Can now be assigned as HW!!! Big change.
  • Other game modes on Kahoot! are: "Jumble", "Ghost Mode" and "Blind Kahoot!"
Quizizz
  • www.quizizz.com
  • play live or as a HW assignment
  • students can view on their own screens
  • shuffles answer choices within the classroom
  • Memes!!!!
  • Scroll down to see answers
  • inclusive
  • Self-paced!
  • immediate feedback
  • question library
  • avatars
  • Possible uses: pre-assessment, exit ticket, review, intro a new topic, student collaboration
Quizlet Live
  • www.quizlet.live
  • term/definition/pairing
  • must have at least 4 to play
  • code to join game
  • can now add diagrams and hot spots: upload an image, add a point, and add a term
  • articles- hot spots, vocab., parts of speech, poem annotations, figures of speech
Here is the email that the presenter sent to all participants: 
(The links are LIVE and are very helpful)

Hello!
Thank you so much for attending my session this month at AMLE 2017: Quizizz, Quizalize, and Quizlet Live... Oh My! It was a pleasure to learn with you and I hope that you were able to walk away with a few new ideas to enhance learning in your classroom.
Quizlet was very generous to allow me to offer a free year of Quizlet Teacher to one of you. Congratulations to Megan L.! Her email was randomly chosen from our pool to win an upgraded account.
While you can easily use the free version of Quizlet and Quizlet Live with your students, CLICK HEREfor info about Quizlet Teacher. If you would like to purchase the upgrade for yourself, feel free to use my referral link to save 20% off an annual subscription.
Also, you can look for YOUR referral link within your account and offer this to others. If someone uses your referral link to purchase the upgraded account, they receive 20% off and you receive 6 months free.
As promised, I wanted to share some resources with you:
Would you be interested in receiving future emails about other tech tools and advice for integrating technology in your classroom?
Thank you again for attending my session and I wish you a wonderful holiday season!
Tiffany Elberfeld

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