Plickers: This is great if you don't have access to student devices or are not a 1:1 school. If you have one device, you can use Plickers! With free printable cards and a free app, Plickers is a super simple to way do formative assessments in your classroom and get immediate feedback. It really does read student cards quickly and easily. Check it out! So simple!!
Kahoot: If you do have student devices in the classroom, then Kahoot is a great way to accommodate your blended learning environment. Create quizzes, launch to your board and devices, and students answer questions in real time.
Socrative:
QR Stuff: Generate QR codes for anything and everything in the classroom! I especially love using QR codes for back to school night!
GradeCam: GradeCam is a free or paid subscription. The free subscription will get you the ability to create multiple choice assessments (up to 10 questions). Use the app or a document camera to scan and check answer quickly in class. Great for formative assessments or anything needing immediate feedback!
Meta-Chart: Design and share graphs and charts for free. A very cool tool for organizing and sharing data and information.
Block-Posters: Just upload a .jpg file and this website makes it into a large block poster! Very cool and totally free (up to a certain amount of blocks).
GradeCam: GradeCam is a free or paid subscription. The free subscription will get you the ability to create multiple choice assessments (up to 10 questions). Use the app or a document camera to scan and check answer quickly in class. Great for formative assessments or anything needing immediate feedback!
Meta-Chart: Design and share graphs and charts for free. A very cool tool for organizing and sharing data and information.
Block-Posters: Just upload a .jpg file and this website makes it into a large block poster! Very cool and totally free (up to a certain amount of blocks).
Code.org: Help students learn to code!
Dance Mat Typing: Free typing program for students to learn keyboarding skills. Plus entertaining fun and cartoon dancing.
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