This game is bound to be a hit with everyone who loves crosswords. What makes it even more appealing is that it uses audio or images as clues. You could use it to create identifying, naming, and labeling exercises. Instant feedback is provided for every answer making it a helpful recall game-based exercise.
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Let your learners spin the wheel to win. This is a unique style to present a pool of multiple choice questions on a range of topics/subjects. Once the user spins the wheel, it randomly selects and throws one question at a time, from the topic on which the wheel’s needle rests.
Add the fun element to your course with a timed Memory Game! Help your learners test and train their memory skills while learning. They need to select pairs of images/text until matched, but those can be seen only on click.
Use this engaging interaction to strengthen learners’ cognitive association of concepts and visuals. Present images or videos related to the course content along with textual clues and let learners select the correct response from multiple choices.
Want to include a survey in your online course/presentation? Quickly set a survey with multiple choice, multiple answers, or short description questions. Get the responses e-mailed to you at preset addresses.
Want learners to identify words or terms from audio-visual clues? This crossword puzzle provides audio or images as clues which makes it a lot of fun to solve. Instant feedback is provided so learners know if they type something wrong. In addition, learners can take a hint when stuck.