Post on 17-Mar-2020
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The Answer Is….
Rena Shifflet
rashiff@ilstu.edu
Feeding the Feedback Frenzy
• Look at a variety of tools
• Test out a few
– QRC
http://bit.ly/rsntcon
Link Link
It’s about the pedagogy…
…not the technology
• Risk-free environment• Student engagement
– An answer from every student
• Documented evidence• Pairs or teams
Polls
• Surveys & polls
• Clicker-type technologies
Plickers
• Real-time data
• 1 teacher device
• Assigned Plickers cards
Video
Plickers
• Low tech
• No student logins
• Graphic display
• Easy to repoll
• Data can be archived
• No open-ended questions
Pros Cons
Poll Everywhere
Poll Everywhere
• Multiple ways to vote
• Variety of devices
• In real-time
• Open-ended questions
• Data can be archived
• Pay for helpful features– Reports
– Team competitions
• Repolling takes effort
• Limited to 40
ConsPros
Kahoot!
Kahoot!
• Individual or team mode
• Variety of devices
• In real-time
• Results downloadable
• Display symbols on student devices
• Only see top 5 scores
• Mischievous nicknames
• Repolling takes effort
• Limited question types
• Can induce anxiety
ConsPros
http://bit.ly/rskahoot
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Quizzes
• Exit & entrance slips
• Pre-assessments
Socrative
• No student accounts
• Instant feedback
• Allows for teacher feedback
• Teacher or student paced
• Results downloadable
• Student & item analysis
• Repolling takes effot
• Limited question types
ConsPros
Quizalize
• Can play in class or assign as homework
• Instant feedback
• Ranks students by performance
• Provides both student and item analysis
• Sets teams up randomly –students work individually
• Marketplace - Find Existing quizzes
• Supports image questions
• Repolling difficult
• Limited question types
ConsPros
Quizalize
Quizizz
• Instant feedback
• Find existing quizzes
• Student paced
• Live or homework
• Feedback at the end
• Supports image questions
• Downloadable student & Item analysis
• Random meme supports
• Repolling difficult
• Limited question types
ConsPros
Take a look
Playing a Quizizz
Step 3: Quiz Settings
Use these settings to adjust the level of competition and fun.
1. Jumble Questions order for each student2. Jumble Answers for each question3. Show Answers after questions4. Show Quiz Review on student devices at the end
of the quiz5. Show Leaderboard6. 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.
7. Show memes (the funny pictures after questions)
8. Play Music on student devices
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!
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.
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.
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”.
Playing a Quizizz
Step 6: View/Save Data
You can also download a more detailed Excel report of the data from the report page.
Want to try a Quzizz?
Presentation Assessment
• Synchronous or asynchronous
• Formative assessment is embedded in the instruction
Nearpod
• Can include
– Video, images, web content, quizzes, polls
• Teacher paced
• Instant feedback
• Real-time update
• Activity reports
• Little flexibility with templates
• Premade presentations-some free
• More features with paid version
– Nearpod homework (student paced)
– CSV download
– 50 mb free storage
ConsPros
Pear Deck
• Can include
– Video, images, web content, quizzes, polls
• Teacher paced
• Can repeat questions
• Grade and feedback with Flubaroo
• Activity reports
• More features with paid version
– Google classroom integration
– Session dashboard
– Dragable & drawing slides
– Analytics
• No automatic feedback
• Not for tablet
ConsPros
Nearpod v. Pear Deck
Zaption
• Combine existing video
• Create interactive video lessons
Video
Zaption
• Can include existing videos
• Student paced
• Use existing lessons
• Detailed analytics
• Great for flipped classrooms
• More features with paid version
– More than 6 clips
– More interactive elements
ConsPros
https://www.zaption.com/gallery
Classkick• Only for iPad
• See student work in real-time
• Give real-time feedback
GoSoapBox• Response system
• Student confusion barometer
• Post discussion questions
• Polls
• Quizzez
Flipquiz• Jeopardy-style review game
Formative• Online quiz
• Show your work option
• Instant feedback option
Triventy• Online quiz
• Similar to Kahoot
QuizSocket• Online quiz
• Spontaneous quiz
Quizlet• Online quiz
• Flashcards
• Other games
Edueto• Online quiz
• Similar to Kahoot
Other Helpful Tools
Bit.ly
Shorten and customize urls
QR Cod Generator
QRC generator
Padlet
• Sticky notes board
• Access via link
https://padlet.com/rshifflet/formassess
Padlet
“Formative assessment is a planned process in which teachers or students
use assessment-based evidence to adjust what they’re currently doing.”
--James Popham
The Answer Is….
Rena Shifflet
rashiff@ilstu.edu
Feeding the Feedback Frenzy