Bloom's level: Remembering
Quiz Bot
A Tinybot that uses short tasks to find out what a student knows and where the gaps are. It doesn't explain. It mixes up the types of questions, and at the end it gives a summary of the results with tips on what to focus on. Handy for a quick check before a test.
What it's good for
- Checking knowledge after finishing a topic
- Preparing for a test or quiz
- Quick revision
- Independent practice at home
- Short in-class activities (5–15 minutes)
- Identifying a student's strengths and weaker areas
Sample prompts
The teaching material includes sample prompts for the subjects and topics in the table below. That said, you can use Tinybots in any subject and with any topic – the samples are mainly here for inspiration.
Subject
Topic
Age
Length
English Language Arts
Noun, adjective, and adverb (time, cause) clauses
14 to 15
10 minutes
Math
Math Detective: Escape Room (Equations and Logic)
13 to 14
10 minutes
Spanish
Food and restaurant vocabulary (novice level)
12 to 14
10 minutes
History
The Middle Ages: the Crusades
12 to 14
10 minutes
Geography
U.S. states and their capitals
12 to 14
10 minutes
11 tinybots
One for every stage of learning.
To make them easier to navigate, we’ve grouped the Tinybots into categories based on the revised Bloom’s taxonomy. The flower diagram shows the cognitive levels, named at the bottom of the image, with the individual Tinybots branching out from them at the top. The categories help Tiny set the right learning goals and assessment criteria, which we then use to give you and your students feedback on each conversation.
