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.

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Picking the questions is fun. I like to upload images also.

Cheating. There is a site that gives you all the answers. This has happened the entire school year. They need to fix this asap. Quizizz is useless until this fixed because many of the students cheat this way.

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.

I am constantly trying to get my co-workers to give quizizz a try. Many are hesitant to try something new in fear that it will be difficult to use and not student friendly. It automatically grades, allows for multiple attempts, generates a homework code and can generate an item analysis report. I use it very often as a formative assessment just before the test. This allows for an intervention with the student before the test. The option to email the parent a copy of the quiz helps keep the parents in the loop if necessary. Now with distance learning, i have an even greater appreciation for the software because it seamlessly integrates with google classroom.

I love how this assessment tool can be student paced and the questions are seen on the individual electronic devices. Teaching students with a variety of learning differences, this allows for them to take the quizizz in their time.

Honestly this software is almost perfect!...But I would love to be able to filter question type (MC, checkbox, FITB, poll, open-ended) when teleporting questions from other Quizizz users.

Overall, Quizizz is an excellent program specifically for giving game-like assessments. It is far more useful than a Google Form because the questions are timed which prevents a students ability to look up answers, teachers can individually pick from already created questions, Quizizz will post directly to Google Classroom and their grade upload automatically. Quizizz is the most useful tool I currently use in the virtual teaching landscape, and has been one of the most useful teaching tools I've used for years!

The feature I like most, BY FAR, about Quizizz is the Teleport feature when creating a quiz. A teacher is multitasking now more than ever as we teach virtually and time does not always lend itself to typing up entire quizzes and tests. With the Teleport feature teachers can chose to import another teacher's entire quiz or select individual questions from various quizzes that are already created. The Teleport feature is the most important and functional feature of Quizizz.

I do not like how questions and quizzes in the Quizizz software are so easily accessed by students for the purpose of cheating. While I like to keep my Quizizz public so that other teachers can teleport my questions for their benefit, it is a double edge sword because a student simply has to search my username or Quizizz title and they can easily find my quiz with all of the answers. Quizizz is the best tool to hold students accountable when taking assessments, but its purpose is defeated if they have access to all of the questions and answers in advance.

I have used quizizz every day for warmups, quick assessments and extra practice. It is bonafide.

I love the changes you make that are so student centered. Powerups, etc. students love personal choice and you make it easy. I also love how the questions & answers are on the same screen so students who are learning remotely can see both. That is a huge plus over kahoot.

I love this software. If it integrated with our grade portal that would be nice, but our grade portal is a sad little app that no one uses.

Fantastic!

This program has been absolutely essential this year. I can create formative assessments within minutes and receive data in seconds to inform my instruction. Features that I love: I can automatically compare whole class scores. I can see at a single glance how individual students are doing. I can review the top missed questions with one click. Students can work at their own pace. They have funny memes the kids enjoy. The power ups encourage students who aren’t the top of the class. It saves my student’s scores, so I can go back and track class participation. I can teleport in other teacher-created questions with a single click. I can assign quizzes for homework (or virtual students) or run them live in class. I don’t have to wait for that one student that has a slow connection to start the quiz because the code stays at the top of the screen once you start it. If someone doesn’t have a device, I can log in as a participant and project what they would see on the board while they write their answers on paper. I can’t really say anything negative about this program. It’s fantastic! (and I’m not paid to say this :)

There isn’t anything negative I can say about the program. I could see ways that you could further develop it in the future (allow more integration features...automatically add grades to Infinite Campus like GradeCam does, or add more slides features) but it functions very well just the way it is currently.

Quizizz is the quickest, easiest way to get quality data from my students, and the kids absolutely love playing.

I love how engaged my students are when playing Quizizz. There is a huge variety of ready-to-use Quizizz games available to choose from or edit to your liking, or you can create your own game using your own questions and answers. I especially like that each game can be customized to shuffle questions, turn on/off the timer, and all the options for student feedback. Data analysis is super easy with Quizizz, as it can be downloaded into spreadsheets or within the website. My most favorite feature though, is the Google Classroom integration. I can post the Quizizz game straight to Google Classsroom from Quizizz’s website, and the BEST feature saves tons of time, which is that the grades import straight into Google Classroom. Students love the instant feedback in a fun form (memes) that tell them whether they got the question correct or incorrect. I also love the ability to play a live game or assign a game.

I used to be really bothered by the inability to turn off the timer. I felt that students rushed through questions to beat the timer or earn more points. This, however, is now a feature you can toggle on or off when setting up your Quizizz game. I don’t really think I have any dislikes anymore.

Quizizz allows me to formatively and summatively assess my students on a regular basis. I am able to upload my own questions and images, set timers or allow for self-paced questions, and provide feedback to students. There are also multiple optoins for how you assess your students, which has been super helpful with the multiple choice, fill in the blank, open response, and other types of responses.

This is by far the easiest program to use, and I have played around with MANY! Quizizz is so user friendly for both teacher and student and doesn't require us to jump through 700 hoops to get to our quiz. I am easily able to link my students on Google Classroom to Quizizz and set up live games or asynchronous practice. HIGHLY recommend Quizizz over all APPS!

There were some copyright infringements posted by other teachers, but Quizizz customer service took them down immediately. So, I wouldn't say this is something I dislike, but rather appreciate that they value the integrity of their site and following laws. Super responsive customer service and always super friendly! You don't see that very often anymore. Thank you!

It was fantastic until my activities became useless without a paid subscription. I also had to delete several activities recently because it says I need the paid subscription to have them in my library. Once again, another jab to students and educators who can’t afford the paid subscription.

I loved having my students be able to play games while learning. It was easy to keep track of their progress and they had fun competing against each other

I used to be able to use the voice feature for free for my students who can’t read yet and created several activities. In the last couple years though I can’t use them without the paid subscription and I don’t even have a budget to use to pay for it.

I like creating interactive games for my students and Quizziz is one of the educational websites that I sometimes visit. I like the part where I can view my student´s progress on the leaderboard as well as for the students to also be able to see their performance stats. This challenges them to do better in the next games.

I´m not really a techie person. I ask Google a lot of questions about how to do things or stuff related to some websites or applications. So for someone like me, I wouldn´t find it very user-friendly. It took me a while to figure out how things work on this website.

Engagement has gone way up since implementing Quizizz. Reviewing or previewing content has never been easier or more exciting!

What I like most about this feature is the engagement that I get when I use it. Just by loading a quiz, the atmosphere becomes one of focused--yet fun--learning. This a phenomenal tool for learning and studying. The ability to duplicate and edit existing question sets from the impressive, collaborative bank is amazing. A big bonus is the power-ups and memes which keep things fresh and exciting.

There are few things that I dislike about Quizizz, but one bothersome aspect, at least at first, is the interface or dashboard. When first learning to use the program, it can be kind of messy and confusing. When trying to find an existing game to use, the search results can be a little tricky to navigate and use. This issue disappears with experience, however.

Overall it's been a great experience. Of course, nothing in life is perfect. They do seem to have some really cool new paid features, but until states start paying teachers what we are ACTUALLY worth, I just can't afford it.

One of the biggest things I like about quizizz besides being free is the fact that students can save and close a quiz and then continue from where they left off. That is HUGE for me. It allows students who need more time to take more time. I haven't been able to find ANYTHING else out there that is free that does this.

It does have it's glitches here and there. It's also not the easiest to setup a brand new quiz.

Overall, it is a good choice for student review as compared to worksheets or flashcards. There are compatible and (in my opinion) more engaging software learning platforms out there (Kahoot!, Blooket) but it's a good alternative to change up the scenery for reviewing for state testing or unit test material. Students like the competitive gaming nature of Quizizz, and the real-time scores allow for more engagement.

First off, this software is free! So why wouldn't you use it? I use it as a teacher as a review method for material we've learned in class. My students like it because it gamifies my questions instead of a kill-and-drill worksheet or flashcard review.

This software is free, so I can't complain; however, it is very similar to Kahoot!'s gaming learning platform. If I could offer one improvement, I wish it would be more elementary kid-friendly like Blooket's gaming platform (has individualized animal characters and glitches to taunt classmates).

I have had the greatest experience with Quizizz. I use it daily and my students look forward to using it everyday.

I like that there are premade quizzes for our class to use.

I really wish the results could be saved within the program.

Quizizz is a must-have in your teacher toolkit! Students can play LIVE or as an assignment to review vocabulary, content, skills, and more! It's competitive, engaging, fun and easy to create! Create your own games or teleport already existing questions to create engagement in your classroom or virtually! For ALL content areas and ages your students will be BEGGING to play!!

LOVE the teleport questions, ease of creating quizzes, memes :), power-ups! I love it all!

I wish all the features could be free for teachers! I'd love to upgrade but just can't.

My overall experience with Quizizz is positive. I do appreciate it being linked to my Google Classroom.

It was a pleasure to have been introduced to this product in August 2017 because since then I have been using this product in both pre-teaching and in assessment for my students in Grades3, 4, 5, and 6 at St. Cecilia's School and in my Religious Education Programme (CCD) at St. Cecila's Church. I use the multiple-choice aspect to assist my students in mastery the content and concepts in my classes and I use the open-end questions in final assessments for my older students. I sometime mixed the diffeent types of question to allow students with spelling and language issues to find more ease in their assessment. Thank you for developing this product. It has eased much of my stress in marking quizzes and in helping students take control of their learning. I complements the other tools that I use splendidly. Colajean Butler St. Cecilia's Catholic School and Parish Nassau, Bahamas

I find it challenging not to be able to edit a quiz after students have begun using it. Sometimes I may have an error that I did not detect before use and I would need to introduce a new code when a quiz was already in use. If a quiz has not be used, I can edit, but occassionaly, I do not identify mistakes until after students begin using the product.

This has been a really useful tool to review for the standardized state tests with my students.

I like the ease of this software. Students become accustomed to using it quickly. It is great as a bell ringer, as an introduction to a new topic and as a review. In fact, my students especially like using quizizz as their main method of studying for a test. As a teacher, I also appreciate that I can use their answers in order to gather and analyze data about students' strengths and weaknesses.

I would like see more features for the quizzes. It woud be nice to be able to convert a quiz into other features easily. For example, I would like to assign questions in the form of flashcards or other game forms, as a way to study or a homework assignment. Quizlet has many of those features, but I prefer using Quizizz and my students do as well.

Very flexible and easy to use. Great to ask math question.

Quizizz for math is much more user-friendly. You can write math with ease and the flexibility with dole out assignments is great. I paid for the subscription mainly so I could have unlimited deadlines for assignments. I came enjoying Kahoot! but their format is designed to make you pay. Quizizz the free version is so much better than Kahoot it was an easy switch.

Trouble assigning things with google classroom a few days out. No way to review a quizizz until the game has completely ended.

The user interface is very intuitive and within a few minutes you have a usable tool for the classroom. The online library of shared games is growing daily and is easily searchable. I’m able to select to assign the Quizizz as an asynchronous activity while I’m teaching virtually. I like the reports feature so that I can use Quizizz as a “fun” summation assessment for my units. I LOVE the music choices and the ability to change. I like being able to monitor my students’ individual progress while playing live. I like being able to see in real time the questions that are challenges for my students so that I can go back and re-teach if necessary.

It’s minor, but I dislike that I cannot save my preferred sorting choice for my saved Quizizzes.

Quizizz has drastically changed learning both in person and remotely. It allows me to personalize the learning for each student. It's so easy to modify an assignment and scaffold it to fit the students in the room. It gamifies things which kids really tap into and are engaged by. It promotes self paced learning and collaboration. I also love the paperless aspect of it. After kids complete an assignment, one click and all parents are emailed. The data it collects allows me to easily form small groups for more intense intervention when needed. I'm not sure what I'd do without it.

When creating slides in the new paid version, I'd love to be able to add websites, and the videos there. Now you're forced to use YouTube, which is great, but I miss so many other great video sites like StudyJams, and PBS.

My students love it even more than I do. It is flexible and extremely easy to navigate.

Very easy to use with tons of ideas from colleagues. Easy to use with students for review and testing.

Anything that was a shortcoming in previous years has been added. Its really powerful now and I haven't even used all the new options yet.