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"This guide will show you how to create a quiz which automatically grades answers using a Google Form and Spreadsheet."

Many games for students to practice everything from SATs to multiplication tables to geography. Also some good "thinking games" to keep their brains (and yours) active!

"PurposeGames.com is host to educational quiz and trivia games created by its members. In just a few minutes, you can create your very own game to share with your friends!."

This looks like a great site for teaching and learning geography, history and some science topics. I checked the Terms of Use and there is no age limit. Your can play the games anonymously. However, to make a game you need to sign up for an account. All you need is an email. I can definitely see a good use for this for teachers to make games for students. However, I think it would be really cool to have students create games based on curriculum topics. This could be a good intro to learning simple programming such as Scratch.

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Mail merge from a Google spreadsheet. Picture it: students complete a google form for a quiz. Teacher goes into the spreadsheet and adds comments to another column. Then, the teacher uses these instructions to email custom feedback to each student.

Great online interactive tool. Can be used with any device connected to internet.

"The issues surrounding copyright have never been more visible. But the classroom presents its own copyright-related challenges, for students and teachers alike. How is an educator to know what the rules are? How do those rules apply in the classroom? And how can we make sure that students know the rules as well?"

Create embeddable quizzes

This looks like a great tool!

"Create great-looking quizzes for your website or blog. (It´s FREE!)"