Week 7 Quiz Night links



Last week we looked at digital storytelling- here's a quick example of a tool that combines speech bubbles with images as a follow up. if you have a spare moment you might want to have a look: http://eteachx3.blogspot.co.uk/2014/01/cartoonist.html 

we used www.polleverwhere.com in week 1 and pretty much any of the tools you have seen since could come under the 'formative ' assessment umbrella
the task sheet is available here: https://www.box.com/s/86r93oteuaebcvp794xj

you probably won't get a chance in the session but do look at www.quia.com some time if you don't and you could
download Hot Potatoes from www.halfbakedsoftware.com


If I had to nail my colours to the mast and say which everyone should get to grips with I'd say QUIZLET first, then EXAM TIME and Google Forms third

look at www.quizlet.com
Quizlet eTeaching collection
Quizlet business collection

google form feedback/ quiz
gnowledge sample (you'll need to create an account to do the quiz)

The other aspect of this is badging- more coming soon

How to link to a Google form






Optional extension work beyond the extension ideas above:

ProProfs is a very versatile quiz creation tool and one of the first eteachers loves it- I was a bit put off by the amount of advertising though this is minimised if you embed quizzes into your blog- one of her examples: http://miffbiz12.posterous.com/online-quiz-ms  other examples:  http://www.proprofs.com/quiz-school/examples.php   and don’t forget the quiz making tools (and games) at classtools.net

Surveymonkey.com allows you to create nice looking feedback questionnaires or assessments (up to 10 questions free each time) and collate the information quite easily. You create the survey, send the link and then review the responses within surveymonkey itself- it doesn’t provide immediate feedback though. In fact it is very much like Google forms.

As I say above, Quia.com is a very versatile tool that allows you to make ‘millionaire’ type games, hangman, gap fills, multi choices etc. and is pretty easy to use. The downside is that the free trial is only 30 days so if you do create an account and like it, make sure you make all your resources within 30 days then save the links to the quizzes carefully!

You may have heard of Hot Potatoes quiz makers (makes a lovely crossword!) but this is something you have to download so you’d have to do it at home and it’s not online as such so this is why we’re not looking at it on this course (it is quite complicated at first but if you’re very comfortable with your IT skills you’ll be OK and will be able to appreciate its versatility) Available: http://hotpot.uvic.ca/

MC Nov 2014

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