quizflight

 

quizflight is an amazing new site for creating quizzes and flashcards.  What separates quizflight from other quiz generators is the robust amount of features (styles of questions, timers, etc.) as well as educational portal that allows educators to track/manage: classes/students, assessing student learning, and generate detailed reports.  quizflight is an excellent new learning tool that teachers should definitely consider looking at especially if they want to integrate technology into their curriculum and easily differentiate instruction.

I highly recommend checking out quizflight by clicking here!!!

Thanks to Larry Ferlazzo's blog for the tip.

ClassPoint

ClassPoint is a excellent learning tool that lets users take their powerpoint presentations to the next level. What makes ClassPoint such an ideal tool for teachers are the abundance of educational features such as: adding quizzes/polls, annotating slides, whiteboards, and more.  Best of all, ClassPoint makes it easy for educators to assess student learning and differentiate instruction.

I highly recommend checking out ClassPoint by clicking here!!!

For a more detailed review check out Richard Byrne's award winning blog.

ThatQuiz

 ThatQuiz is a nice simple site for creating quizzes.  A teacher can create an account and share a code for students to take.  Also, these quizzes can include images, graphs, and more.  Finally, these quizzes can be fill in the blank or choose the right answer, tracks right or wrong and answers, and has a built-in timer.

I highly recommend checking out ThatQuiz for creating educational quizzes by clicking here!!

Thanks to Larry Ferlazzo's blog for the tip.

Wooclap

 

Wooclap is an excellent learning tool that I just found out about from Larry Ferlazzo's blog that is ideal for Distance Learning.  Wooclap is a tool that reminds me a lot of Kahoot, where a teacher can create a poll/quiz and students can respond in real-time from their mobile device.  Best of all, Wooclap has lots of robust features that set it apart from their competition such as: 20+ ways to interact w/ their audience, integrates w/ most LMS, Keynote, PPT, Google Slides, etc, free for education, and much much more.  This is a great tool for educators to assess student learning and differentiate instruction.

below is a brief demo...



I highly recommend checking out Wooclap by clicking here!!!

For a more detailed review click here.

Doozy

Doozy is a excellent new site for creating online quizzes.  This is a great learning tool that educators can use to create or customize their own game.  Best of all, educators can create any style of quiz (i.e. multiple choice, short answer, etc), edit an already existing one, and can use it to integrate Game
Based Learning into the classroom.

I highly recommend checking out Doozy by clicking here!!!

Thanks to Larry Ferlazzo's blog for the tip.

Top 20 Sites for Creating a Quiz

There is an abundance of online tools that allows teachers to create a test or quiz.  Not only does this help teachers easily assess students but differentiate instruction as well.  This is especially useful considering schools are closed right now during the pandemic and remote learning is in effect.

*This list is in alphabetical order

Top 20 Sites for Creating a Quiz

1. Answer Pad - A great student response system where educators can quiz students to assess student learning in real-time.
2. ClassMarker - Another nice site for creating embeddable quizzes, similar to ProProfs. The paid version opens up a lot more options for the users.
3. EasyTestMaker - EasyTestMaker provides tools to generate a wide assortment of tests. The site gives you the ability to divide tests into sections and insert instructions.
4. Gimkit - A wonderful game based learning solution where educators can create quizzes for students.  This is a great tool for Remote Learning and Self Paced Learning too.
5. Google Docs (forms) - An ideal way for teachers to create tests/quizzes and then embed them into their site for students to take. Also, very user friendly and instant reporting!!!
6. GoToQuiz - A very simple site for creating a quiz that generates a unique URL for others to take.
7. involve.me - One of my favorite sites around for easily creating online quizzes w/ lots of features such as adding images and timers. 
8. Kahoot - One of the most popular sites around to "gamify" a classroom and create fun educational quizzes for the whole class to take as a group.
9. Otus - A innovative all-in-one mobile learning solution where teachers can create quizzes to assess student's learning and differentiate instruction.
10. ProProfs - A bit more robust then the other sites but still nice for creating quizzes. The paid version offers up more features such as student tracking, privacy settings, etc etc.
11. Quibblo - A fun/easy site for creating quizzes in a social networking environment. Quizzes can be rated, shared w/ others, and even embedded into a site.
12. Quiz Game Master - A nice little site where users can create quizzes and turn them into online games.
13. Quizizz - A fantastic site for creating multiplayer quizzes where educators get results in real-time.
14. Quizlet - An excellent and very popular site for students wanting to learn a wide variety subjects through the use of study guides, flashcards, and taking practice tests.
15. Quizpedia - An interesting site/app where the student creates the quiz to take control of their learning.
16. QuizSlides - A nice site for creating a quiz from PowerPoint slides and importing results into a spreadsheet.
17. QuizStar - Create classes w/ students to take online quizzes.
18. Super Teacher Worksheets - An amazing place where educators can find worksheets, printables, and generators for quizzes, for a wide range of subjects.
19. Testmoz - A great site for creating quizzes w/ 4 question types. Also, this site is very user friendly and is taken by generating a unique URL.
20. Triventy - A wonderful site for creating collaborative quizzes.

Baamboozle

Baamboozle is a super fun site for creating games that I just found out about from Ozge Karaoglu's amazing blog.  All a teacher has to do is login and then start adding their questions to create a game.  They can even add their own image and then put students into teams to start playing the game.  The game can also be played as a quiz.












I highly recommend checking out Baamboozle by clicking here!!!

FlipQuiz

FlipQuiz is an excellent new site for creating Jeopardy style board game quizzes.  Everything is very user friendly and allows users to create a game through the use of a template or search through previously created quizzes/games.  Also, a user can share games via a link or through social media and there is even a handy built in timer/stopwatch when answering a question.

I highly recommend checking out FlipQuiz by clicking here!!!

For my Pinterest board on Quiz/Test Creators click here.

QuizOperator

QuizOperator is a nice free site/app for creating a quiz to be shared w/ a audience.  It's a very easy tool to use and all a user has to do is fill out a template w/ questions and answers and then share a link for others to join.  Once the "players" having joined the quiz/game can begin and all scores are tracked in real-time.  This is a fun way to engage an audience or assess a wide range of students.

I highly recommend checking out QuizOperator by clicking here!!!

For my Pinterest board on Test/Quiz Creators click here.

Learningpod

Learningpod is a new site that I just learned about from Richard Byrne's excellent blog.  This is a great site for finding educational questions on any number of subjects.  Students can use this to prepare for a test and even search by test type (ACT, SAT, etc).  Best of all, the questions all come w/ explanation to the multiple choice answers.

I highly recommend checking out Learningpod by clicking here!!

For my Pinterest board on Educational Resources click here.

QuizBean

QuizBean (formerly known as QuizPoo) is a site I was just reminded about by Free Technology 4 Teachers.  This is a great site for educators where they can create student accounts and then give them  online quizzes.  Best of all, teachers get all results sent to their dashboard and students can use QB to assess their own learning.

I highly recommend checking out QuizBean by clicking here!!!

For my Pinterest board on Quiz/Test Creators click here.

Quizsocket

Quizsocket is a nifty little site that I just found out about from Free Technology 4 Teachers.  This site is designed for educators to assess students in real-time by having them login to a site (teacher generated code) on any device and then answering questions.  A teacher can give these multiple choice quizzes either orally or on a board and then have students answer on their code specified Quizsocket page.  One item to note, is that a quiz can not be created on Quizsocket it is only used for gathering answers and assessing students in real-time.

I highly recommend checking out Quizsocket by clicking here!!!

For my Pinterest board on Quiz/Test Creators click here.

Quizdini

Quizdini is a nice site for creating online quizzes that I found out about from Larry Ferlazzo's award nominated blog.  Quizdini offers two styles of quizzes that helps student learn such as: multiple choice, matching.  These quizzes are customizable by teachers and help students learn by incorporating videos and links.

I recommend checking out Quizdini by clicking here!!!

For my Pinterest board on Quiz/Test Creators click here.

Quizpoo

Quizpoo is a fun little new (beta) site for creating a quiz.  These quizzes can only have two choices for answers and when completed a link is giving for sharing the score.  While it's nothing fancy it is fun to create and take one.

I recommend checking out Quizpoo by clicking here!!

I'd like to thank Larry Ferlazzo's award nominated blog for the tip.

For my Pinterest board on Quiz/Test Creators click here.

Gnowledge

Gnowledge is one of my favorite sites for creating collaborative online quizzes.  This site is very user friendly has excellent tutorials, and a wonderful list of online quizzes and assignments for teachers to look through.

I recommend checking out Gnowledge by clicking here!!!

Quipper

Quipper is a wonderful free iOS/Android app for finding or creating quizzes.  This app already has a large repository of quizzes but a user can create their own as well.  A nice feature is the ability to track your progress on a quiz/subject as well as the detailed explanations around each topic.

I recommend checking out Quipper by clicking here!!

CyQuiz

CyQuiz is a new site that I just found out about from the great blog, Educational Technology Guy.  This is a wonderful site for creating educational games that can be used in quizzes.  Everything is done via the browser so can work on any type of a computer and even works on mobile devices too.  Also, these quizzes can pictures and sound and are very user friendly.

I highly recommend checking out CyQuiz by clicking here!!

For my top 10 sites for creating quizzes click here.

19 Pencils Survey

Being a paid advertiser on Technology Tidbits I like to help out my clients. 19 Pencils is a wonderful site that I've blogged about in the past and included in my top 100 sites of 2011 (before they were advertising here). We have decided to create a quick survey hoping readers will fill out to help evaluate the way this educational product is being used. We really appreciate all your support and help.

Thanks!!!

Gnowledge

Gnowledge is a site I like to post about due to them being an advertiser on Technology Tidbits and that I really like it.  These advertisers are vital for us bloggers as for some they are our main source of income (like me)  and help cover the costs of running a blog (yes, we do have them).

Gnowledge is a wonderful innovative site for creating online tests/quizzes.  These tests are collaborative in nature and can be shared w/ others.  Some other countries use this site as a main staple in their curriculum.  This site has top of the line tech support, a well polished look, and great video tutorials.

I highly recommend checking out Gnowledge by clicking here!!

Tabletquiz

Tabletquiz is a very new and innovative site/app for creating and taking quizzes on a mobile device.  The way this is works is a person registers on (TQ) to create their quiz.  A quiz can contain 20 multiple choice style question w/ 4 answers each.  A question can contain, text, audio, video, etc.  When the quiz is finished an email will be sent out to the quiz creator with the app installation info.  The quiz creator can share the app with other persons by simply forwarding this email. This email will contain the installation link and code.  The app is then installed via the mobile device's browser.  The app can then be run on the devices and the data can be collected on Tabletquiz's website.  This data can then be exported into a Excel for further analysis.

I highly recommend checking out Tabletquiz by clicking here, as this can be a great resource for those districts in a 1 to 1 environment.

For my top 10 quiz creators click here.