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*studying tool, means to practice skills

Quizlet's feature revolves around study sets (which can be created by students and teachers to be studied)

There are games and activities that correspond with the study sets (flashcards, self-assessment, matching)

Quizlet Live! (new feature that is a trivia game for the classroom, directed towards upcoming material, has rankings)

*studying tool

Kahoot!'s main feature is an interactive multi-player trivia game (with rankings, among the class)

This feature can be created by teachers and students alike (also, parents if necessary)

The tool extends to businesses (offering a variety of plans)

*communication tool

Its feature is to interact and communicate within the classroom.

The communication factor extends to students, teachers and parents.

*information tool

set up by teachers for class(es)

Its setup is based upon students joining the class (via phone number)

Students then are able to receive texts that are bulletins/updates on the class.

*interactive & customization tool

HP Reveal's function is to enhance pictures in the sense of virtual reality (pop-up)

ideal for presentations, applicable for any subject

*studying tool

videos on various subjects (can either be broad or specific from long division to Napoleon at Waterloo)

progress of mastery measured with games that prioritize skills

*communication tool

ClassDojo extends to parents, teachers and students

It primarily acts as a vehicle to correspond between parents and teachers (what goes in on the classroom)

*design/customization tool

maps out any subject/educational content (artistic features include text bubbles, pictures, videos and gifs)

ideal for presentations

*design/customization tool

Prezi acts with the use of slides (pictures and videos can be attached)

Its format can extend to formatting and sequence

*design/customization tool

video-oriented (use of slides, audio and visual content can be attached)

Examples of such audio and visual content include: sound clips, songs, gifs and videos, respectively.