1. Quizizz & Quizlet for Student Engagement
UTC July 12, 2017
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2. Gamified Classroom Quizzes!

3. A fun game to conduct quick assessments with your class.
What is Quizizz?
A fun game to conduct
quick assessments
with your class.
What is Quizizz?
Quizizz is a super-fun way to conduct quizzes in your classroom.
Great for conducting a quick review, pop quiz or even individual classwork.

4. What’s different about Quizizz?
Student-paced
Realtime Feedback
What is Quizizz?
Quizizz is a super-fun way to conduct quizzes in your classroom.
Great for conducting a quick review, pop quiz or even individual classwork.
Question Library
BYOD

7. Playing a Quizizz
Creating a quiz, part 2

8. Bonus Option: Include duplicates?
Playing a Quizizz
Step 1: Search
Search for quizzes using relevant keywords, or the username of the creator.
2 Sorting Options
Relevant (default): This sorts the quizzes by how closely they match your keywords.
Newest: This sorts the quizzes (that match your keywords) by how recently they were created.
Bonus Option: Include duplicates?
Include duplicate versions of quizzes in the list of results.
(Useful if you like a quiz, and want to see variations of it.)
Creating a quiz, part 2

9. Playing a Quizizz Step 2: Live or Homework?
Quizizz supports 2 modes for conducting a game, live and homework.
Ideal for an in-class review session.
Game automatically ends when all the students have completed.
Students need to complete in one sitting, they cannot resume a game later.
Has a “Live Results” dashboard while the game is running.
Ideal for a homework assignment.
You can set a deadline up to 2 weeks into the future.
Game automatically ends at the deadline.
Students can resume a half-done assignment later.
Creating a quiz, part 2
Both Live and Homework game data will show up in the “My Reports” tab

10. Use these settings to adjust the level of competition and fun.
Playing a Quizizz
Step 3: Quiz Settings
Use these settings to adjust the level of competition and fun.
Jumble Questions order for each student
Jumble Answers for each question
Show Answers after questions
Show Quiz Review on student devices at the end of the quiz
Show Leaderboard
Question Timer: If ON, students get 600 points for correct + up to 400 time bonus, 0 points for wrong answers. If this is turned OFF, students will get 1000 points for correct, and 0 for wrong.
Show memes (the funny pictures after questions)
Play Music on student devices
Creating a quiz, part 2; settings give you the option to jumble so students do not have questions in the same order

11. Ask your students to open Enter their name/nickname
Playing a Quizizz
Step 4: Share Code
TEACHER’S SCREEN
STUDENT’S SCREEN
Ask your students to open
and
Enter the GAME CODE
Enter their name/nickname
Once you click PROCEED on the customization page, your 5 digit GAME CODE is shown on the screen.
Creating a quiz, part 2; another option is to link the code to Google Classroom by creating an assignment or announcement. Then students only have to click on the link and once you end the game, remember to delete it off Google Classroom, the code will not work once you end the game. On the purple screen there are three bars on the left, when clicked the students can click the music off, change the language and change the themes (the themes are classic, winter, jungle and space). The memes are different for the themes.

12. If you are playing a homework game, it will already be started.
Playing a Quizizz
Step 4: GO!!!
If you are playing a homework game, it will already be started.
For a live game, once students have joined, click “START GAME” to begin your Quizizz!
Creating a quiz, part 2; students will usually get the same “monster” if they type their name exactly the same
TIP 1: Click on a student’s name/icon to kick them out of the game if required.
TIP 2: Students can join a live game after the quiz begins also, so you can get started even if a few students are yet to join.

13. Playing a Quizizz Step 5: Realtime Feedback
For live games, you will see realtime updates of student-level progress, as well as the number of right/wrong answers on a question-level.
Homework games also have a report that gives you all the same data.
Creating a quiz, part 2; this is the screen that shows up on your computer or device while the game is live.
Tip 1: The game automatically ends once all the students have completed all the questions.
Tip 2: Use the student progress graph to see how much each student has left to do.
Tip 3: You can also end the game any time by clicking “End Game”.

14. Playing a Quizizz Step 6: View/Save Data
You can also download a more detailed Excel report of the data from the report page.
Creating a quiz, part 2; Another great reason for Quizizz, the data collection from each game turned into a spreadsheet. Can use the data to analyze their progress on the objective being reviewed.

15. Creating a Quizizz
Creating a quiz, part 2

16. Note: You’ll need to be logged-in to CREATE a Quizizz.
Creating a Quizizz
Step 1: Name and Tags
Note: You’ll need to be logged-in to CREATE a Quizizz.
Click the “CREATE” tab in the top navigation bar.
Enter a descriptive name and a cover image for the quiz.
Select whether the quiz should be Public/Private.
Choose the language of the quiz (English is default)
Tip: Entering a descriptive name goes a long way in making your quiz easy to find for other teachers, so please chip in ☺
Creating a quiz, part 2; if you are searching for a quiz, here go to the public tab and type in what you are searching for, duplicate it and edit it. Then it is dropped into My Quizizz, and easier to find.

17. Creating a Quizizz Step 2: Creating Questions
“Teleport” questions from other public quizzes.
Hover over questions to see what is incomplete.
Add symbols and text formatting.
Edit quiz name, cover image, language,
public/private.
Add question to your images
Drag n’ drop to reorder Qs.
Creating a quiz, part 2; I rarely create a quiz, I find one already made and edit.
Duplicate and Delete buttons
View a preview of the question.
Question Options (min 2 reqd.)

18. Creating a Quizizz Step 3: Finish and Save A few final details
Specify the grade range.
Select Subjects, and Quiz within those subjects to make it easier to search for them later.
You can also add custom Tags that you feel are relevant.
Once you’re done, make sure to click “Finish and Create Quiz” to complete the process. You can always edit the quiz any time you want.
You can play your quiz now!
Creating a quiz, part 2

19. Creating a Quizizz Step 4: Review, Play, Share and more!
Duplicate, Edit or Delete
Share your quizzes with others!
Creating a quiz, part 2; I always review and reset the time, unless I am giving a math times test. Here you can quickly add or take out questions from another pre-made quiz.
Views questions slideshow
Show/hide answers
Show/hide answers

20. How can I use Quizizz? Super-fun review sessions!
Quick tests and pop-quizzes
Conducting a quiz, 3 easy steps; it is different than Kahoot because the questions are on the student’s device (laptop, Chromebook or iPad) and you can set the time up to 15 minutes for each question. I had students become frustrated with Kahoot because there wasn’t enough time and I prefer Quizizz now in order to set more time.
Self-paced classwork
Homework with a twist!

21. Have feedback or suggestions?
Thank you!
Have feedback or suggestions?
Creating a quiz, part 1; please look up videos in youtube if you need help while using quizizz, such as
We need your feedback and support to keep improving Quizizz, so please take a moment to shoot us an at or tweet or use the onsite feedback options to reach us. Working together, we can create something amazing!

22. Quizlet
Free!
Allows your students to study a “study set” in a variety of ways
“Quizlet LIVE”
Competitive & gets students ENGAGED
Students love it (forget Kahoot!)

23. Quizlet LIVE https://quizlet.com/148733123/live QUIZLET.LIVE
Engage students you usually don’t
Build “soft skills”
Generate debate & conversation

24. More websites to check out
; similar to Class Dojo except can group students
I use her website when looking up Google tips
Can sign up free for computer coding clubs for your students, can be used in after school programs. They will send you booklets and stickers so students can see their progress.
If you need to give a test that is not on a computer but paper and graded by your iPad, try plickers
Get up and move with the students
Can pick a skill from grades K-8 and share to Google Classroom
Free online math quest game, can keep track of students progress
Free online flashcards with a variety of games to practice skills, will share on Google Classroom

25. Zipquiz App in iTunes
ZipQuiz: Practice with friends in Science, English, Math, History and more!
We’re excited to show you our latest fun app, ZipQuiz! It’s a great new way for students to practice (and compete) in their favorite school subjects over the break.
Quizizz announced this month they have a new app called Zipquiz in the Apple App Store. Students/adults can play against each other or find someone to try and beat and it has different subjects.

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