Hypothesis is browser based annotator which runs in Chrome and Firefox browsers. It does require users to register to post annotations (text, images and links) or reply to comments, but this merely requires a nickname and a confirmed email address.… Continue Reading
Kahoot is a response system that is very much on the same lines as Socrative in that there are web and native app versions. However, Kahoot does offer discussion and surveying as well as questions. A bit of a borderline entry for… Continue Reading
Quizzes are a big part of social network sites and can be a great way to raise interest in a topic and link out to further resources. Some online quiz tools are specifically designed for this purpose and QZZR is… Continue Reading
Now fully joined to the hip of WordPress, Polldaddy has a range of useful tools including surveys, quizzes, quick polls and rating. The free version has no limitations on the number of responses but there is no direct download of data… Continue Reading
http://udutu.com/ Udutu is a free content authoring tool (in the same way that Xerte is), with a reasonable feature set. You will need to register with an email address. Hosting with watermarks is free for quickly testing content, but you… Continue Reading
http://www.scrible.com/ Scrible is an excellent tool for annotating web sites. Non-subscribers can see your annotations, but they do need to sign up to add their own comments. It’s free to sign up and those with an education email address receive… Continue Reading
Much loved (?) by Moodle users for many, many years, Hot Potatoes is a desktop tool which can create a variety of interactive quizzes and tests. It is possible to include feedback and generate a user score but we cannot… Continue Reading