Many teachers use Quizizz to help students review material they’ve studied. But other teachers are innovating and using this tool in very clever ways. Deepak Cheenath, co-founder of Quizizz, shares some ideas.
Quizizz is a fun, student-centered study tool. It is used to engage students in review and assessment at school or at home. And best of all, it’s free.
Teachers everywhere are finding new and exciting ways to use Quizizz with their students. Deepak Cheenath, Quizizz co-founder, shared some suggestions including an innovative idea from Joe Marquez that incorporates app smashing and gets students in on the action!
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