It's good, but it can be better with some fixing on display.

I like that one can use it for any purpose, because it counts with enough tools to work with it, whether it's for a work affair or a scholar one. It works just fine.

At first the information shown is so overwhelming that it's a little hard to understand it, even when having entered a game, because there doesn't seem to be many indications or signs.

All I have to do is mention Quizizz and my students light up and become laser focused. My students see it as a game, but I know that it is a fun, useful tool for assessing students existing knowledge or what they have learned throughout the unit. Making games is relatively easy, but finding usable games that others have made make this an invaluable tool.

Not only does Quizizz allow for some interesting and exciting learning and assessment, but it does it while being relevant and approachable. Taking the tried-and-true approach to gamifying learning, Quizizz takes the "earn points for quick, correct answers" idea and makes it entertaining by letting players earn power-ups and see fun memes. When I use Quizizz, my students stay engaged and focused, which allows for me to see what they know and have learned all while allowing students to have fun and be competitive. Another absolutely wonderful feature is the asynchronous play. I can generate a link that I can post somewhere or send to someone, and that player can play the game anywhere anytime. A great tool for distance learning as well!

There isn't much I dislike, but one of the more challenging tasks when using Quizizz is finding a high-quality "game" to play. Don't get me wrong, I am incredibly grateful for the ability to quickly search from countless pre-made games by other users, but it would be nice if there was a vetting system to finding games made by professionals, such as certified users or even just adults. If I have time, it's not a problem to quickly preview the game to see how well it is made (such as its grammar, focus, etc.), but if I want to quickly find a game to play at a moment's notice, I get irritated by having to filter through so many games that look as if they were made by younger students. Still, this is a minor irritation at worst.

The idea is amazing, creative and very helpful for me as a teacher, but it needs a little of work from the system and language side, I love it i hope they will improve it so actually I recommended all to use it.

The idea of the app is very creative, you can not find an educational app nowadays actually, it is a little helpful for me as a teacher, I can take a quiz idea as an art teacher it is a very hard to find an app cares about art and teaching art so I really find it helpful for me.

it is really complicated, at first when I start using it I find a hard time to understand the system, I hope they make it easier for me and for other, also I wish they included Arabic language for it, so I can tell my arab student about it.

What I loved most about Quizziz was that my child was very engaged in the learning that is used on Quizizz and when it was the time of the pandemic I'd always hear my child say "Dad, dad can we do Quizizz again?"

My kids don't do this (hopefully) but theres a way to cheat on educational assesments on Quizizz so I'm worried my child will not be educated how I wanted them to.