Flashcards are fantastic tools for helping students remember, practice, and retain information better. They are particularly beneficial for learners who respond well to visual and auditory learning resources.
This article will explain how to assign Quizizz Flashcards to your students and the different modes in which these Flashcards can be played.
To learn how to create Flashcards, read Create Flashcards for Your Students.
How to host Flashcards or assign them to your students
- Select the Flashcards set you want to play live or assign as homework
- Click on 'Assign' to assign it as homework or click on 'Play live' to play it in the classroom
- Set preferences by deadline, start and end time, etc.
- Choose 'Practice Mode' or 'Pre-Read Mode'
- You can also select a class you want to assign the Flashcards to
- Click on the 'Select a class' button, and choose the class you wish to assign the activity to
(In case you do not want to assign the activity to the entire class but want to assign it to specific students from the class, click on 'Pick specific students')
- Click on 'Next', and continue to add assignment details to this activity (assignment name & description
- Click on 'Save' followed by 'Okay, got it'
- Click on the 'Select a class' button, and choose the class you wish to assign the activity to
- Once you have set all the desired preferences, click on 'Assign' or 'Start', depending on the type of activity you selected (homework or live, respectively)
- Now, share the join code or link of the activity with your students
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To join this activity, students
- can click on quizizz.com/join/ and enter the code you have shared, along with their names
- can use the join code you share via an LMS (Learning Management System) like Google Classroom, MS Teams, Canvas, etc.
- can scan the QR code shared by you from their devices
- can join via the link shared by you
- In the Reports page, select the Flashcards activity to monitor which student has completed the activity
Flashcard game modes and student experience
Flashcards can be played in two, and possibly three, modes:
Practice mode
Assign a set of Flashcards to your students in Practice mode to encourage active recall of information and repeated exposure to it. This is ideal for long-term retention of concepts. Students can flip a flashcard and assess themselves by clicking on the 'I know' bucket if they know the answer or clicking on the 'I'm learning' bucket if they don't.
If they don't know the answer, clicking on the 'I'm learning' bucket will prompt the same Flashcard to reappear later for another attempt. To complete the Flashcard set, they must know the answers to all of the flashcards.
Pre-read mode
If you assign your students a set of Flashcards in the Pre-read mode, they can use these Flashcards to familiarize themselves with new information before starting a new topic or lesson.
Students simply need to flip through each Flashcard and use arrow buttons to navigate to the next.
Solo Mode
After attempting a set of flashcards, students can revisit them from their Dashboard under the 'Completed' section. They will now have the option to choose to play these Flashcards in Practice Mode or Pre-read Mode.
This gives students the autonomy and agency to practice, self-assess, and master memorizing information.
To learn about how to create Flashcards for your students, read this article: Create Flashcards for Your Students
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