Abre

Both live and student-paced

No special setting

Students will be asked to enter their full name (actual full name not required) and given the option to use a nickname

Links must be worksheet-specific, not to the whole Wizer.me site

No special setting

Students can use their first name + last initial and teacher-determined password

Site will ask for the password twice the first time it's used and just once all subsequent times

When creating a group, choose 'Add username instead' under 'Who Can Join?'

Teachers can create individual usernames/passwords for students or a generic username/password for all students to use

All topics in this group will now require one of these student UNs/PWs

Alternatively, choose 'Anyone with the Link' for no sign-in at all

Set the form so it isn't collecting emails and isn't restricted to users in HCSDOH's organization

Create a 'name' question

This won't communicate with Google Classroom from Abre Focus in order to automatically go into a gradebook, but it will still collect student answers

Students click a quiz-specific link or enter a code to access the quiz, then type in a nickname

You'll want to make sure their nickname is identifiable (e.g. their first name/last initial)

Students use a class code and choose their name from a roster

Teachers have the option to create student PINs

Students enter their teacher's username, choose their own name from a roster, and (if set up) type in their PIN/PW to access their account

When creating a new class in Edpuzzle, select 'Open' under 'Class Type'

Assign the activity to your 'Open' class

You can use a direct link to the activity or send students to the main EdPuzzle website where they'll enter a code

Students will type in a nickname (e.g. first name + last initial)

Note: the full gradebook report will not be recorded, but individual student progress and overall results will be

Students use a code to access the game and type in a nickname

You'll want to make sure their nickname is identifiable (e.g. their first name/last initial)

Students log in with a student-specific username and password

Usernames and passwords are created within the Math Seeds site

Students log in with a student-specific username and password

If not directed to the school-specific log-in page, students will also need the school code

Usernames and passwords are created within the Math Seeds site

Students click an activity-specific link or enter a code on the main Kahoot! site to access the quiz, then type in a nickname

Nicknames should be identifiable

Activities created in Genially can be used without students logging in at all, but results and work won't be recorded

Genially lessons or activities can links to or embeds of other resources that do record information (e.g. Google Forms, Flipgrid, Nearpod)

Teacher-created Thinglink activities themselves do not require log-in or collect individual student information; you can however add polls that will collect anonymous group information

Thinglink lessons or activities can links to or embeds of other resources that do record information (e.g. Google Forms, Flipgrid, Nearpod)

Pear Deck can be used anonymously without the need for signing in, so students can participate in activities, but their responses will not be recorded

No student sign-in method is required to access this site