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My Students and I Just Love This Online Quiz Tool

Here’s why.

From where you should vacation next to which Hogwarts house you belong to, everyone loves taking an online quiz. Maybe that’s why both my students and I love Quizlet , an EdTech website. Not familiar with this amazing tool? Quizlet is a FREE web- and mobile-based study app that can be used in all grades and subject areas. You can also upgrade to a Quizlet Teacher account for $35.99 a year. 

With Quizlet, there are so many options for you and your students to use. Here are six ways you can put this program into action in your classroom:

1. Vocabulary study

You (or your students) can create digital flash cards by putting the vocabulary word on one side and the definition on the other. Students can also use the Match option to practice matching the vocabulary word with the correct definition.

2. Review specific skills

In ELA, if students are learning about text structure, you can create a set with different examples of text structures on one side and the answers on the other. Take it a step further and have students create their own sets, providing examples and then identifying them. In math, you might create multiplication sets to help students master their multiplication tables.

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3. Assessment

Use the Quizlet Test feature to assess students on skills they are learning in class. The teacher can set the correct and incorrect answers, and then the assessment will be graded automatically, leaving less work for the teacher.

4. Differentiation

Easily differentiate by creating specific study sets for students based on learning level. For example, the teacher can provide students who need more assistance with a link to a study set that offers more help. The more advanced students can be provided with a separate set that requires more thought.

5. Collaboration

I love using Quizlet for group projects. For example, let’s say you’re doing a STEM project where the end result will be for students to create rockets. Put students into groups and then assign each group member a specific area to research. The first student could come up with five to 10 materials that would be needed to build the rocket. Then that student would create a study set with a description of the material on one side and a picture of the material on the other. The second student would research why NASA launches rockets into space and then do a description of each reason on one side of the study set. On the other side would be an image that represents each reason. The third student could look into what powers rockets. A list of the various chemicals that do this could go on one side of the study set, and the other would be a picture of the chemicals. Student four could research different rocket launches that have occurred and then create a study set for each rocket launch. One side would have the name of the launch, and the other would have a description of when it occurred and what purpose it served.

6. Quizlet Live

This is always a favorite with students. Quizlet Live can be launched with any study set. Students don’t need accounts to participate. They simply go to Quizlet Live and then type in the unique code the teacher gives them. Once all students have joined, they are randomly put into groups. Then the game can begin. For each question, possible answers appear on teammates’ screens; however, only one member of the team has the correct answer. Students work together to communicate and determine which teammate has the correct answer. At the end of the game, teachers receive a snapshot that shows how well students understood the material.  

We’d love to hear—how do you use Quizlet in the classroom? Come and share in our WeAreTeachers HELPLINE group on Facebook.

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Using Blooket in the Classroom

March 7, 2021 by Bethany 4 Comments

I’ll admit, at first glance, I almost wrote off Blooket as a tool that was geared more toward the younger grades. Friends, save yourself the regret and DON’T DO THIS! I teach juniors and seniors and they LOVE BLOOKET!

To get started, obviously head over to Blooket and make an account. Blooket, like so many other fabulous tools, offers the ah-mazing option to sign in with Google. I normally suggest choosing this option to avoid having to remember yet ANOTHER username and password combo – let’s be honest, FORGET another username and password! – but, this is one of those tools that plays well with another favorite of mine – Quizlet! So, if you create your Blooket account with the same GSuite account that you used to create your Quizlet account … let’s just say it’ll make your life a bit easier 😉

Now that you have an account, it’s time to create your first activity! Here’s a step-by-step guide that can LITERALLY BE DONE IN LESS THAN 5 MINUTES!

STEP 2: Import from Quizlet While both options are super easy to use, when I created my first game on Blooket, I chose the Quizlet import option because, well, I was doing this about 5 minutes before class started! Here’s what you get when you click this option:

One of the best parts of this feature is that users can either choose a Quizlet deck that they have created within their own Quizlet account OR can search for the deck they’d like to use on Quizlet. No need to reinvent the wheel if you don’t want to!

If you choose the Quizlet option, you’ll be taken to your Quizlet account. Then, you’ll choose a deck that you have in your account and click on the three little dots on the deck to view additional options. Pick “export.”

The export option will bring you to this screen. Select the “copy text” icon which will copy your terms/definitions to your clipboard.

STEP 4: More questions? Yes? No?  See! That’s really easy, right? Once you’ve added your questions, you’ll be brought to a screen that gives you the option to add additional questions. I use this option to add questions as we proceed through our unit. If you’d like to add more questions, click “add question.” If you’d like to import additional questions from Quizlet, select “import from Quizlet.” At this screen, you’ll also be able to set the time limit for each question, change the order of the question, or duplicate the question. If you’re happy with the questions, just save your set.

STEP 5: PLAY!!!  See?! It really is super easy! When you’re ready to play the game, you’ll choose the game mode. Some of the game modes are available for “live” play, which is perfect for synchronous activities (in-person OR virtual learning), others are “homework” mode (you assign the game and share the code with students to play outside the classroom), or both! The current favorites in my classroom are Tower Defense and Gold Quest!

Give Blooket a try! Your students will love it!

Reader Interactions

June 2, 2021 at 1:48 am

I love Blooket and so do my students! One of my favorite things about Blooket is that you can select the length of the game, so I can squeeze in an entire game even if there are only a few minutes left in class. It serves as a great motivator for students to complete assignments if they know there is a possibility of playing Blooket. Thanks for the tip on importing Quizlet sets. Looking forward to trying it as a timesaver.

October 11, 2022 at 2:34 pm

Can you import a Blooket set into Quizlet?

November 4, 2022 at 12:36 pm

Can I use this tool for my Kindergarten students?? Is there any other tool?

November 8, 2022 at 6:38 pm

I’ve got some teachers who are so excited about Blooket. They say their kids LOVE it. I am invited to play with a class later this week and I can’t wait!

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10 Chrome Homework Extensions That Really Work for Students

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If you mainly use Chrome to do research academic papers, projects, or assignments, why not use handy browser extensions to manage that homework for you?

These learning tools in your browser let you plan your tasks, help you research, and assist with your studies. And best of all, you don't have to worry about opening a separate application.

Lists for Assignments

Quick lists can help you stay on track. These cool tools let you add and mark off items as you go.

Synchro is a task tracker extension built for students. A clean, intuitive tool, it lets you add tasks, specify the deadlines, and choose the current status.

Synchro lists all the tasks under three columns- to-do, in progress, and completed. As you work on your tasks, you can drag and drop them into the relevant columns.

Once you're done, you can completely delete the task. Synchro also color codes the tasks, depending on the due dates, and sends task reminders. It integrates with Canvas LMS and automatically adds assignments from Canvas as tasks.

Download: Synchro (Free)

2. Tasks for Canvas

If you use Canvas LMS, then Tasks for Canvas is a must-have Chrome extension. The extension integrates with your Canvas account and adds a sidebar, showing all the tasks you need to do.

Since it is linked with the Canvas LMS, tasks will be automatically added and categorized according to the course. You can create custom tasks and mark them as complete. By default, it shows a weekly view, but you can adjust it to daily or monthly.

What's best about the\is extension is its beautiful layout. The extension adds colored rings for each course to show the progress.

Download: Tasks for Canvas (Free)

3. Homework Tracker

Sometimes simple is sensational. Maybe you just have a basic list of assignments or projects that you want to track. Homework Tracker is ideal for this. Click the toolbar button to add or view your items and see a count of uncompleted tasks with the icon badge.

Enter your class, assignment, and due date (if you have one) and click Add . Then, as you complete your work, hit the Done button. You can sort by due date, so the closest items are right at the top. Homework Tracker is basic yet effective.

Download: Homework Tracker (Free)

4. My Homework Reminder

My Homework Reminder is another good assignment list extension for Chrome. Click the toolbar button , add your assignment and due date, and hit Save .

You can sort by assignment or due date, mark the boxes for items you finish, and review your completed assignments easily. If you need to delete an item, just click the trash can and away it goes. Just like Homework Tracker, My Homework Reminder is simple but gets the job done.

Download: My Homework Reminder (Free)

Homework Helpers

Instead of random Googling, try these extensions to get the homework help you need quickly.

In case you don't know, Quizlet is a popular education website with learning tools and study guides. Thanks to the textbook solutions available on the site, you can easily find homework help. But this extension called Quizlit makes the process even easier.

The add-on lets you search Quizlet from any webpage, so you don't have to open the Quizlet site every time. Just click the Quizlit button , enter your question in the search bar, and press enter to see the relevant answers from Quizlet. Even better, you can select any question and choose Search for from the right-click context menu.

The extension shows multiple answers for each question and lets you copy the suggested answers with a single click. If you don't find the answers on Quizlet, you can try searching for them on the other tutoring sites for homework help .

Download: Quizlit (Free)

2. AIR MATH

If you need homework help specifically for mathematics, AIR MATH is a great extension. Just use the extension to take a screenshot of the question, and the tool solves the problem along with a step-by-step solution.

Although it does offer free credits, you'll likely need to purchase extra credits or upgrade to a paid subscription. If you're not keen to pay for this extension, there are other online tools for solving math problems . AIR MATH is also available as a mobile app.

Download: AIR MATH (Free, Paid)

Buttons for Searches

When you need to do a fast search, a basic button can be the answer. These Chrome extensions let you search with a click.

1. Google Scholar Button

Google offers a ton of search tools and some are specific to patents, images, and of course, education. The Google Scholar Button lets you search for a topic easily. Click the button in your toolbar, pop in your search term, and then get your results.

You will receive a short number of results within the search window and can select a title to go right to the page. Or to view all results, click the full-screen button at the bottom of the pop-up window and a new tab will open for you. This is one of the must-have online tools if you're doing academic research .

Download: Google Scholar Button (Free)

2. Course Hero

Course Hero is similar to Google Scholar in that you click the button to search for a topic and then head to the site for the results. What's a bit different is that you need to create an account to obtain the resource. But, you can create one for free in just a few minutes.

Then, you will have access to documents and flashcards relating to your topic. Plus, you can get help from educators. You can also bookmark sources, keep track of your recently viewed items, and download the mobile app to study on-the-go.

Download: Course Hero (Free, Paid)

Helpers for Focus

Don't get distracted by social media when you are doing homework. Use one of these awesome tools to help you focus and finish.

1. ReCall Study Time

Set up your study session, mark the pages you want to monitor, and get to work with ReCall Study Time. You can choose from two hours for those quick homework sessions or 24 hours for the all-nighters. Then, select the social media sites to block like Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.

If you feel yourself weaken and head to one of the monitored sights, you will instead be greeted with a nasty-gram like the one above. If you have trouble staying away from social media to get your homework done, check out ReCall Study Time.

Download: ReCall Study Time (Free)

2. Focus Mode

Focus Mode is another site-blocking tool to use while you are doing your homework. The extension monitors four sites by default, including Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube. You can choose which to unblock and add a custom blocked site if there is an additional temptation not on that list.

When you start your study or research session, just hit the extension button in the toolbar and turn on the toggle button . Then, when you try to access one of the monitored pages, you will view a blurred screen with a message that focus mode is on.

When you finish, turn off the toggle button and check out your distraction attempts if you're curious. You can also take a five-minute break when you're tempted to check your feed.

Download: Focus Mode (Free)

Get Your Homework Done

We get it. Managing all the deadlines for assignments, projects, and quizzes can be challenging. But with the right tools and a bit of planning, you can get your homework done without sacrificing fun.

This is exactly what these Chrome extensions let you do—tracking your tasks, improving your productivity, and helping you complete your homework. If you find these homework add-ons helpful, you should try mobile apps for students.

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Using Quizlet classes with Google Classroom

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If you already use Google Classroom, you can easily add students to a Quizlet class.

To add classes and invite students

• Log in to your account.
• Open a class.
• Select  Add members .
• Select Invite by linking Google Classroom .
• Select  Get started with class setup .
• Select the Google classes you'd like to add to your Quizlet class.
• Select  Send invites .

All students in the Google class will get an email with a link to sign up or log in to Quizlet accounts and join your Quizlet class.

To share sets to Google Classroom and create assignments

• Open a set.

• Select  Share on Google Classroom .
• Select a class to share the set with.
• Select  Create an assignment .
• Select  Go .
• Set a due date.
• Select  Assign .

Settings and options

If you don't see the option to link your account with Google Classroom, you may not have specified that you are a teacher when you created your account, or your school may not have access to Google Classroom.

You can only share sets with or link to Google Classroom on the Quizlet website.

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Assign an Assessment/Quiz Asynchronously (Homework)

• Updated August 02, 2024 10:02

When you assign an Assessment/Quiz asynchronously (as homework), students can complete it at their convenience. As a teacher, you will receive updates on your reports when each of your students completes the assignment, which can be shared with a parent/guardian to monitor progress.

To assign an Assessment/Quiz as homework, follow these steps:

Prerequisite: 🚀 You could create an Assessment/Quiz , or 🚀 You could access publicly available Assessments/Quizzes  using the Search dialog box on your Explore page, or 🚀 You could combine your set of questions with the publicly available questions from other Assessments/Quizzes

• Click on the Assessment/Quiz that you want to assign as homework

• Set a start time for the Assessment/Quiz
• Students will be required to log into their Quizizz account to limit their attempts

• Select the classes to which you would like to assign the Assessment/Quiz
• You can also click on the 'Pick specific students' option to assign the Assessment/Quiz to selected students
• Once you have selected the classes and/or students, click on 'Next'
• You can choose to give your assignment a title and description
• Click on 'Save'

• Select your class and click on the 'Add accommodations' button
• Follow this step-by-step guide on Accommodation Profiles

• Activate  Mastery Mode , which allows students to reattempt incorrect answers till they reach the set goal, or
• Activate Redemption Questions , which allows students to reattempt a few incorrect questions, or
• Activate Redemption Quiz , which allows students to answer all incorrect questions at the end to improve accuracy, or

• Enable the option to show students the correct answers after each question
• Allow students to view correct answers after the Assessment/Quiz is submitted
• Shuffle the order of questions and answer options
• Activate the Question timer , where students will see a countdown and get extra points for each question

• Enable Name Factory , which gives students fun Quizizz-generated names
• Give students bonus points and fun abilities by enabling Power-Ups
• Enable the ' Show Leaderboard ' option, and students will see a leaderboard after each question
• Activate the ' Play Music ' setting to enable Quizizz music to be played on students' devices

Now, you can share the Assessment/Quiz link or the join code with your students, and they can participate in the Assessment/Quiz as homework!

Once your students have completed the Assessment/Quiz, you can use the 'Share report' option to share reports with either parent/guardian or other teachers

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