tricider.com

• If you would like to experience how easy it is to create a question to your students, check out the video below. 

• This next website also takes you step by step on how to create a question. It also gives a few great ideas on how to use this in your classroom. Lessons like asking what topic students would like to study next or creating a questionnaire for students (or colleagues) on a topic that needs to be reviewed for complete understanding. The site also gives an actual tricider for each example. 

http://nikpeachey.blogspot.com/2011/06/crowdsourcing-knowledge-with-students.html


As this website lends itself to so many topics, there really aren't any specific ISTE Standards that I can pinpoint. It lends itself to Critical Thinking and Decision Making (Standard 4). Depending upon how it is used, it can also meet Communication and Collaboration Standard.