QU PD to Go: Adding Web Page Links

Quizizz Lessons

Add Web Page Link

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Did you know that you can add web page links as slides in Quizizz Lessons? AND that they're interactive -- meaning students can click and engage with them without leaving your live (or asynchronous) lesson?

• Yes! 😎

• Wait, what? 😲 I didn't know that!

Here's How:

STEP 1: In a Quizizz Lesson, select Add new slide

STEP 2: Choose the "Web Page Link" slide

STEP 3: Add your URL

STEP 4: If it's an interactive site, like the examples shared here, the learners can engage with it during the Quizizz Lesson!

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​Did you know you can add Web Page Links as SLIDES in Quizizz Lessons? 🤯​

And they're interactive!​

Get ready to have your teacher wheel's spinning 🛞

​What are some web page examples??

• Google Form Link

• Link to a Padlet

• Link to a Google Doc/Sheet/Slide

• Link to Desmos Graphing Calculator

• Math Playground math games

• PhET simulations for science

• Thinglink interactive images

• Most URLs embed beautifully -- don't be shy...test your favorite one out!!

Ready to try this out?

​Let's GO!​

Participation highly encouraged 😋

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Here comes Desmos Graphing Calculator

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On the next slide, graph y=2x and y=2x+1 on the graphing calculator. What do you notice about the lines? Why do you think this is true?

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How about some math games embedded in lesson slides as a fun "learning" brain break? 🤔

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Hey, Science Friends -- PhET simulations work, too!

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Use Case Ideas:

1. ​Scaffold a science lab via a Quizizz Lesson launched asynchronously. Use an embedded editable Google Sheets for students to submit their data.

2. ​Have a Desmos Graphing Calculator embedded as a slide to visualize the graphs and equations of parallel and perpendicular lines during the lesson.

3. If students are using Docs or Slides collaboratively as part of a lesson, create the content that surrounds that lesson in Quizizz Lessons and reduce learning seconds spent "app switching".

4. ​Have students share their thoughts, project links, brainstorming ideas, KWL, and more by embedding a Padlet wall in a Quizizz Lesson at any point during the Lesson

​Your turn to share ideas on the next slide!

Yup! You guessed it - an web page link is coming right up!! 💜

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