AllPlay Classroom

The most engaging classroom assessment game ever.

Imagine sitting in a classroom taking a test-only you don't know that you're being assessed. Instead, you're sitting among your teammates and colleagues-in front of you is an eye-catching game show board. The first multiple-choice question comes up on the screen, and you rush to answer with your own wireless keypad. A timer goes off and the answer is displayed on screen, along with additional content-you see that you got the question right and why your answer was correct. The room is abuzz with cheers of victory and groans of defeat. The trainer calls your attention to the scoreboard. You see your team's correct answers adding up in an animated chart, and realize that, while not everyone on your team answered correctly, the total number of people that got the answer right is enough to push your team into the lead. The room erupts with cheering and you eagerly await the next question.

What you didn't know is that while you were having fun, your trainer was automatically tracking each trainee's response for analysis after the game.

AllPlay uses a game show template format to deliver your content in fast-paced, engaging and effective way. With energizing music, engaging sound effects, and eye-popping graphics AllPlay is exciting--but don't let the fun fool you. It's designed from the ground up with learning in mind:

Add pictures, sounds and videos to create a media-rich learning environment.

Info screens for each question let you train while you play.

You (and your students) get immediate feedback after every question.

After a game, you can analyze how each player performed.

Turning a Test into an Experience

AllPlay has all the trappings of a Hollywood-style game show for the classroom--team names, engaging question format, point values and scoreboards, and customizable media (pictures, sounds and video clips). This guarantees that your audience has an exciting and unique experience. However, AllPlay is really an easy-to-administer assessment that allows you to see what your trainees know. AllPlay features wireless keypads that allow everyone in your audience (in up to six teams) to compete. Results are then recorded and compiled to calculate a team's score. After the game, you can review results and see how each player answered each question.