3 important and easy online tools

1. Three simple tools…
… and what to do with them

2. Create a quiz, discussion or survey
Use with any device or computer with a browser
Get useful feedback direct to teacher

3. www.getkahoot.com
Lots of ready-made quizzes - but check watertight
Add video or images too
(can select sections of video)
Creating a Kahoot!

4. www.kahoot.it
Students enter Game PIN and nickname
(easy delete for naughty nicknames!)
Teacher puts intro on screen with instructions
Playing Kahoot!

5. Immediate feedback visible for all
Results sent direct to Google Drive or download
Post Kahoot!
Chance to play again and beat score or at home

7. World, US, Politics, Business, Entertainment,
Science, Health, Sport, Tech + searchable
iPhone, iPad, Android, Windows, Kindle devices
Transcript - US English, + cloze test generator

8. • Improve assessment and performance
Why Use Rubrics?
• Useful for focusing teaching and fine-tuning
aims and objectives
• Improve expectations because they’re tangible
• Improve feedback quality
• Improve directions because clarified goal

9. • Read the rubric through with the students
How to Use Rubrics?
• Make sure it’s clear - not “waffly”
• Give out the rubric before the task/ project
• Follow the rubric/ grade according to rubric
• Paste rubric to completed writing tasks
• Tweak afterwards and make tweaks known

10. • Formatted for you (inc. suggestions)
• Can save, duplicate*, edit
• Searchable - ? have a school ‘author name’
• Print or share URL with students. Save to Sheets
Why use online rubric makers?

11. Useful fallback and learner training
Resources
• #realvocabulary Scott Thornbury -videos, quiz
• Blog - 3 channels
Games
• (Red Words, Irregular Verb Wheel, PVs)
Tool
• Red words system, pron, word forms,Thesaurus