[ARCHIVED] Playing Jeopardy or other interactive games on Canvas

[MsTia]

Canvas has been a life-saver for shifting my hybrid high school courses to an online-only format through the end of this school year, but GOSH, I would really, really like to be able to play some interactive Jeopardy Labs (JeopardyLabs - Online Jeopardy Template) games with some of my class groups during our last online meeting in May. JeopardyLabs specifically, because it's simple and robust. Or, failing that, some other interactive review game appropriate for high schoolers.

Suggestions, anyone?  LTI tools or apps?  Or maybe a solution external to Canvas, but easily linked from our Canvas Conference? I know all my students will be there, on the same Bat Channel at the same Bat Time -- the beauty of this LMS.

Realizing the solution might not technically be a Canvas question. . . but hoping someone has an idea for me.

[KristinL]

This conversation should be a lot of fun!!

Off the top of my head -- Have you looked at Kahoot!? I know a number of my colleagues have had great success playing Kahoot! live while students are in split-screen with Google Meet.

I'll think on this. I bet many 9-12 (or even 6-12) teachers would enjoy some new and engaging ideas!

[MsTia]

OK, we're going low-tech but using Blue Button Conference as always. I'll screen share the window with the Jeopardy Labs game, and students will just use the Chat Box as a buzzer for their teams.  Wish us luck.