Quick Brainstorming, Exit Ticket, Review Options Part 2

Here are a few more sites and Apps to check out for quick assessments:

Nearpod – This is a quick assessment or presentation tool to use with less than 40 people.  It’s nice because you can make your own Nearpods as well as explore others’ presentations on all subjects and pre-made questions.

Socrative – Create quick questions, surveys, polls, and quizzes.  The site allows you to add in pictures, descriptions, and explanations to answers and questions.

Infuse Learning – Use this App on student iPads and your SMARTBoard to gather quick assessments.  Students can draw pictures for responses, answer true or false and multiple questions, order events or subjects, and more.

 (See this example of the optional "drawing" response students can "infuse" into a lesson!)

Plickers – Plickers are Clickers, simplified.  Simply sign up to create paper clickers (AKA “plickers) and then create polls or quizzes to present to your class.  Then use the Plickers App on your device to read student responses depending on which way they’re holding their plicker, and the results will automatically pop up on your screen.  This is an assessment method that shows immediate results and allows you to know which students need reinforcement on topics during the actual, “real time” of assessment.