Wednesday's Web 2.0 Tool: Vizia Video Tool Wednesday's Web 2.0 Tool: Vizia Video Tool

Vizia Video Tool Today's web 2.0 tool is Vizia! Vizia is another video quiz tool and the big advantage is that you can collect the ...

Friday Google Tidbit: Video Tutorial on How to Create a Quiz in Google Forms! Friday Google Tidbit: Video Tutorial on How to Create a Quiz in Google Forms!

Happy Friday! This week we are continuing our thoughts on Google Forms with a tutorial video on how to create a quiz with Google Fo...

Wednesday's Web Tool: Triventy Assessment tool Wednesday's Web Tool: Triventy Assessment tool

Triventy This week we are sharing another assessment tool that your students are going to like.  This tool is much like many we ...

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Wednesday, April 19, 2017

Wednesday's Web 2.0 Tool: Vizia Video Tool


Today's web 2.0 tool is Vizia! Vizia is another video quiz tool and the big advantage is that you can collect the responses in a google spreadsheet and then if you wanted you could grade the responses using the Flubaroo add-on.

So how to you get started:
Step 1: Create an account, if you use Google the results will be linked to your drive.
Step 2: Insert the video that you would like to use - it can be from YouTube.  
Step 3: You will be able to add quizzes, polls, response or call to action. 
Quizzes can be marked as correct, Polls are just for collecting opinions, Responses are open ended and a Call to Action allows you to link outside source or sign up for something or take a Google quiz created in forms.
Step 4: Share your video with your students/audience and collect the data.  If you want to collect their names, be sure to turn on the Gate Video so they will have to sign up as the video begins.

If you have questions, email me!



Friday, September 16, 2016

Friday Google Tidbit: Video Tutorial on How to Create a Quiz in Google Forms!

Happy Friday!


This week we are continuing our thoughts on Google Forms with a tutorial video on how to create a quiz with Google Forms.

This tutorial will show you how to create a Google form, insert different question types and images, use the new quiz features, share it with your students, and analyze your results.



Please feel free to share this video tutorial with your staff!

Have a great weekend!

Wednesday, February 3, 2016

Wednesday's Web Tool: Triventy Assessment tool




This week we are sharing another assessment tool that your students are going to like.  This tool is much like many we have featured in the past: Kahoot, Quizizz, etc, but has some unique features that make it just a little different!

To get started sign up for an Education account by going to Triventy.com and selecting Education at the top of the screen.

Like many of the tools out there you can use your google account to sign up - this makes it easy to recall your user information.

Once you have an account you will want to start your first "game" you can include multiple choice or survey style questions.  There are may public games that you can copy and customize.

As you add questions you will see a few new things.
1. You can add a collaborator to help you - this is great for co-teaching situations or for PLC's making the assessment together.
2. You can add a clue that will shown to the students who are struggling 
3. You can add a tidbit to share after the correct answer has been revealed.


Once you have your questions all set up you will go to the "Run Game" option to get the student link and have them join your session via the link or by scanning the provided QRCode.


Once all players have joined the game they will see information on their screen to answer and once the time is up it will give them immediate feedback regarding their answers.  As you move through the game you can have the leaderboard display those with the most correct and timely answers.

The only drawback to this tool is that the data isn't stored, so you will need to capture the information about their results immediately following the completion of the game.

Hope you enjoy using Triventy with your students.