Flip Quiz: the INSTANT game-board for everyone!

It's been a while since I posted, I've been super busy getting ready for the Texas Library Association Conference coming up next month! And, we have an announcement...I AM THE WINNER OF THE TEXAS LIBRARY ASSOCIATION BLACK CAUCUS SCHOLARSHIP!!!! Can we say "uber" excited???

Thank you to the TLA Black Caucus Committee, especially Ms. Kimberly Gay!

Now to the new tech tip I discovered! FlipQuiz is a SUPER easy way to create a game board! Oh Lord, where was this app a few years ago when I had a Jeopardy Game over Cantebury Tales for my high school seniors? Nevertheless, I created a new game board in a matter of minutes. It's great for book reviews, STAAR test preparation (Texas' Standardized Test) and just about anything you can think of. You're allowed to create hyperlinks inside the game-board, which makes for an excellent manner for students to cite their sources. Anyone for an interactive research project?

Here's a quick game that I created using this year's Award Winning Books. Please enjoy here!

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  1. UnknownMay 3, 2014 at 8:56 PM

    Thanks for spreading the word! I hope you are enjoying FlipQuiz so far and don't forget to check out our recently-launched FlipQuiz PRO!

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