Kahoot! https://kahoot.com - 1 views
Lauren MacDonald Tool Name: Kahoot! https://kahoot.com Short Description: Kahoot! is a free game-based learning platform for teachers to create assessments in a variety of ways using images, video...
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Classroom Simulation Games for Teaching Economics - 1 views
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mcsalito on 23 Feb 18Short Description: economics-games.com allows students to run simulations and make decisions as a market participant. A student may elect to play a solo game or a multi-player game, selecting from a variety of economic topics such as fixed costs, monopoly, competition, and prisoner's dilemma (to name only a few). Depending on the game, students are initially presented with certain data/information and must submit decisions based on what is provided. Once the student (or each player) makes a decision, the student is directed to a results page which can then be discussed with the teacher and/or as a class. Example of Uses: As an aspiring high school Social Studies teacher with a background in Economics, this seems like a great tool to use to supplement the introduction of economic/business terms and concepts. In the classroom, students can learn definitions and principles (i.e., the "Who", "What", "Where", "When"); in the simulations/games, students experience and demonstrate the practical application of such terms to understand the "How" and "Why". In this context, critical thinking skills are used to assess the information provided and arrive at a well-reasoned decision. Such skills are further developed as the students and teacher engage in a discussion about the rationale and impact of the choices of the student(s), without, of course, the pressure of real world economic consequences. With an often dry topic as Economics, this tech tool also seems like an effective way to keep a class interested and engaged with material. Perhaps bonus points could be offered to students who yield good results in their simulation and can support their decision-making with strong arguments. The obvious limitation is that this particular tech tool is designed for one subject. However, similar simulations and educational role-playing games exist for other content areas. In any case, the simulation or game should present information to the s
Make Assessing Fun! - 3 views
FlipQuiz is an engaging way to informally assess students through an interactive jeopardy game! Use this tool to review material, or have students create their own game questions.
Kahoot! - Assessment - 2 views
*John Spignesi *Tool Name:* Kahoot *Short Description:* A game based learning platform that is spreading wide and fast across the world. Students can work in teams or individually to answer ques...
Socrative https://www.socrative.com/ - 2 views
Socrative is a tool that can be used for assessment, or review of classroom content. Students can take assessments, complete exit tickets or review by playing games.
Digital Passport - 2 views
*Nick Tirozzi* *Tool Name*: www.digitalpassport.org (http://www.digitalpassport.org/) *Short Description:* Digital Passport used a game-based learning approach to teach elementary level students ...
Kahoot! - 0 views
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Create a game of kahoot here. Kahoot! is a free game-based learning platform that makes it fun to learn - any subject, in any language, on any device, for all ages!
BrainPOP - 1 views
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BrainPop offers a variety of activities for students to work together in pairs or groups on any device. To implement critical thinking in a lesson, teachers can use games, concept mapping, videos, and quizzes. One of the many aspects of Brainpop is that it provides resources for any subject, grade, or skill level. The educator section for teachers offers activities and lesson plan ideas that align with Common Core, national, and state standards. For example, BrainPop provides a detailed lesson plan for the Quandary Game (https://educators.brainpop.com/lesson-plan/quandary-problem-solving/?bp-topic=critical-reasoning). During the various episodes of the game, students use their problem-solving skills to assess issues and find solutions for each challenge. Through critical thinking, students learn how to put themselves in another's shoes by viewing a situation from a character's point of view.
QUIZIZZ - 0 views
QUIZIZZ is a fun, FREE & alternative assessment tool for teachers & students. Select or create a quiz & engage students in an interactive way! Game based platform where students work at their own p...
Kahoot - 1 views
Kahoot is used as a summative assessment technology tool and can only be used for multiple choice questions. The teacher must create the questions and then provide all of the possible answers and ...
BrainRush | Home - 0 views
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It doesn't take long to see how this wonderful resource and its adaptive learning games will fit into your formative portfolio. Best of all, anyone can share, build, and try. Here is a chance for student s to become not just game consumers… but game producers.
Kahoot.it - 2 views
is a great collaborative tool to use in the classroom. It's an online game where one person sets up a series of questions. Each group would use a similar pin to connect to that one game. The questi...
blubbr. Trivving and loving it! - 1 views
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blubbr.tv allows people to play and create video trivia games about the things they love. blubbr is all about making the things you're interested in into fun, social games.
K-12 Student Interactives - UEN - 0 views
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K-12 Student Interactives - Fun, educational, online games for K-12 students.
Mission US - 2 views
Mission US offers 6 missions that take students back to pivotal moments in American history as ordinary children of the time. Students have to interact with characters and rich historical settings...
Factitious - 2 views
#Factitious is an online game that generates real and fake articles for the players. Once the player decides whether the source was credible or not, the game states the answer. Teaching to evaluate...
Quizizz: Fun Multiplayer Classroom Quizzes - 0 views
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Quizizz allows you to create and play awesome multiplayer quiz games, both in class and at home.
ClassTools.net - 0 views
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Think of past analog tools built in a digital way. One example might be a Venn Diagram ready for digital creation and output. What might have George Washington's Twitter or Facebook account looked like… imagine the followers! Perhaps you just want students to create a museum display. Let your students get formative with these amazing tools.
Quizlet - 2 views
Create your own profile as an educator or even a student to make the ideal "study set" with flashcards, quizzes, and jeopardy platforms to help studying an exam fun and convenient! Having students ...
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