Kaitlin+Long+Quizbean

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The Web 2.0 tool that I chose to investigate is Quizbean. This is a really cool website that allows educators to make quizzes fast and easy. Quizbean has two types of quizzes to choose from, multiple choice or this and that. Multiple choice is your standard test where you have multiple answers to choose from. This and that gives you the same two answers options throughout the quiz with different questions.
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I created a “this or that” quiz about red and white blood cells. Check out the quiz by clicking on the link.
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[|http://www.quizbean.com/#/red-or-white-blood-cells-1]

As I was looking at Quizbean, I continued to think of ways I could utilize this tool. I could see myself using this quiz in science and social studies a lot. It would be a great way to review a lesson. I could have the kids take the quizzes individually or as a whole class. In social studies, we are starting a unit on the revolutionary war. I would like to create a quiz for each lesson that we can review as a class the next day. I want to create both multiple choice and this and that quizzes. I also want to give students the chance to make their own quizzes. Students could create quizzes and then take each others quizzes. This would be a great way for students to review.
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This is a really cool tool that I can see many educators use. I'm excited to try it in my class! The graphics are neat and I like the options you have between multiple choice or this and that. I love that the students get to see their cumulative score as they do the test. What a great way to review information. My suggestion would be to add whether or not you get a report on each student to see how each student did or if it's just the cumulative score the student gets to see as they go. Is there a way to track their scores? Great job!! Corissa Hays

This is an awesome tool and I can't wait to try it in my classroom. I would suggestion would be to state whether or not teachers can print out reports for their entire class or if they have to record each students individual score. This is a great site and I'm glad you brought this wonderful tool to my attention. Jesse Kollars