I recently came across the BrainRush website. I am a big fan!
The coolest part of BrainRush is that the game adapts to individual students. This is something that Quizlet and other sites do not yet do. Students can focus on the concepts they are struggling with automatically.
I am still testing out BrainRush, but my students and I like it so far. The website was a little clunky when I was attempting to invite students to our class. I wish there was a code students could enter and join (like Edmodo or Quizlet). I do like how students can use their Google accounts to sign in...making it easier on me since I don't have to regularly reset passwords!
Thus far, I have only played with the flashcards, but they offer different types of games. I have inserted images into some sets, but I have not attempted to use the audio file capabilities. I can foresee a world language teacher using this capability.
I am working with a student assistant to create BrainRush sets using my Quizlet cards...It would be nice if there was an easier way to import concepts and definitions, but for now we are doing it manually. Because the site is relatively new, the public library is not large (yet!).
Check out their YouTube channel to learn more about BrainRush!
Check out their YouTube channel to learn more about BrainRush!
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