Six Cool Games that can be Played on Zoom

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Image of cartoon man with headphones and hand raised playing a game on the computer and text, "Games Played on Zoom"

At the time of the writing of this post, there are a lot of people at home from work and school. Because of this stability, people are looking for ways to connect with family and friends, fight boredom, etc. 

The video below discusses 6 games that can be played with a group on Zoom. Many of the games are accessible.

  • Trivia
  • 5 Second Guess
  • Jeopardy 
  • Charades 
  • Pictionary
  • Taboo

The video below demonstrates the various games played on an iPhone/iPad with and without VoiceOver.

Note:  Chat controls shortcuts mentioned in the video: Command plus/minus

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What other games have you played on Zoom?  Please leave a comment below. 

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Comments

Posted by Teresa.Martin-BApr 21, 2020

Erica, thanks for sharing. I want to share with you a website called QUIZIZZ (Quizizz.com). Quizizz is a site that offers formative assessments that are played in a game format making them fun.  Quizizz is student-paced for all grade levels from kindergarten to adults. Quizizz can be played on devices with a browser to included desktop computers, laptops, tablets, and smartphones. There are lots of Qizizz available besides; you can create your quiz. The Quizizz platform does offer read aloud, music, memes, sound effects, and zoom.  During this time of Digital Learning, I feel teachers may find this website useful.  Check out the site and let us know if we can use this with the students with blindness and visually impaired.

Posted by ErickaApr 21, 2020

Such an awesome find Teresa!  I went onto the site to check it out and it is really chock-full of educational content for students.  I will certainly look into it more and check to see how accessible it is.  In the meantime it is a great resource for educators!  Thank you for sharing!