[ARCHIVED] Quizzes.Next: It ain't just for Quizzing!

bogardde
Community Participant

Quizzes.Next shows great potential for creative uses in the classroom. I'd like to hear how teachers are using the Quizzes.Next tool in innovative ways (beyond the standard quiz/assessment) to enhance lessons and elevate student learning and engagement. What have you figured out that you can do with Quizzes.Next that takes it beyond a standard testing tool?

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