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Choose the topics, watch videos on said topics, earn points. Feels gamified, but doesn't seem to have the option to have teachers make their own videos....?
Similar to the others on this list, but with more game type options. Create your own quizzes. A student favorite.
Create your own quizes that students compete with in a game-like fashion. Also has a crow-sourcing option allowing students to submit their own questions so teacher's don't have to make them!
Create a list of words, students create an image and an example to go with each, then allows exporting to quizlet for them to study further. One of my favorites!
Create fun learning games for your class in minutes, or choose from millions of existing games to introduce a topic, review and reinforce knowledge, and run formative assessment.
Loop lets you create an online classroom to post questions for your students to respond to with emojis, with words, or by selecting an answer choice. You can let your students respond anonymously or require them to identify themselves. What Loop offers that is somewhat unique is the option to respond directly to individual students even when they were responding to a group survey. The purpose of that feature is to make it easy to ask follow-up questions or to give encouragement to students based on their responses to a question posed to the whole group.
Using flashcards, select the quizlet live! option for students to gamify their vocabulary!
Select the "Competitions" feature to make your own competitive game
Create quizzes using this amazing, free SRS. Also has a work-around using google forms to crowd-source student-submitted questions.
Each student selects a song, then everyone hears the pieces and tries to identify the piece.
Free access is simple, while the subscription version gives teachers what they need for a basic web-based whiteboard experience. My favorite in this list.
This handy tool encourages collaboration and creative expression, and it makes sharing assignments and giving feedback a snap for teachers.
An easy, functional way to create presentations on the fly.
Teachers and students can make dynamic presentations that involve different types of media in this innovative, fun app.
Teachers and students can make dynamic presentations that involve different types of media in this innovative, fun app.
Great addition to Google classrooms but can be used by anyone.
A versatile, full-featured online brainstorming collaboration tool that can facilitate small-group projects.
Teachers and students can spice up presentations and demonstrate processes and problem-solving skills with this well-designed tool.
Free! An easy way to find out when everyone is free for your next meeting or event.
Not Free, but has free trial option. Never send another “When can you meet?” email again.