ExamGiant: The Future of Educational Testing, Interactive Assessments and Competitions

  I just created a new video showing the current science practice game on ExamGiant: Chemical Names and Formulas. Right now, this is the first science game available in the practice section, and it focuses on an important chemistry skill: connecting chemical names with their correct formulas. This kind of practice can help students become more comfortable recognizing compounds, remembering scientific notation, and building a stronger foundation in chemistry. Chemistry often feels difficult at first because students are learning a new language of symbols, names, and patterns. A game like this can make that process more approachable by turning repeated practice into something quicker and more interactive. In my video, I walk through the Chemical Names and Formulas game and show how it works inside ExamGiant. One thing I like about this type of practice is that it helps students develop familiarity through repetition. The more often students see chemical names and formulas together, t...

I just created a new video showing two more English practice games on ExamGiant: Spelling and Hangman. These games are designed to help students build vocabulary, improve spelling, and stay engaged while practicing important language skills. The Spelling game includes words from Grade 1 all the way through Grade 10. It also includes National Spelling Bee words, and hundreds of thousands of additional words that are not yet assigned to a grade level. One feature I am especially excited about is that students and parents can help improve the system over time. If a word seems like it belongs in a different grade, they can click and tell me what grade level it should be in. Another helpful feature is pronunciation support. If the computer voice does not sound right for a word, students or parents can click and let me know, and I can replace it with a human voice. That means the game is not just a fixed system. It can keep getting better with feedback. At the end of each spelling word, stud...