Twee is a website that uses artificial intelligence to help English teachers create lessons and learning materials quickly.
Twee is a website that uses artificial intelligence to help English teachers create lessons and learning materials quickly. Its unique feature is that Twee uses AI to automatically generate content, saving teachers a significant amount of time in lesson planning. We can leverage Twee to design learning activities for students to experience, helping them remember lesson content longer, and it's completely free to download. Below is a guide on designing learning activities on Twee.
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Step 1:
Teachers can access the Twee link below and register for an account to use the service.
https://twee.com/Upon accessing the main interface, you will see AI-assisted content available on Twee for both free and paid accounts. Teachers can choose the free learning activities to implement.
Alternatively, we can search for activities using the skill tags displayed above, as shown in the image.
Step 2:
Switch to the activity creation interface on Twee. Each game or activity will have different content designs. Teachers should review the interface and follow the instructions. For example, if you choose the Word-Image Matching activity, you should upload the correct image and word next to it so that Twee can create a suitable activity based on this content.
Step 3:
Next, teachers can choose to create games from the content below.
Continue by selecting the completion goal for this activity, specifying the new vocabulary words students need to learn and the difficulty level of the test, then click "Do the magic" below.
Step 4:
Wait a moment and then click the Create button in the upper right corner of the interface to create an activity for students on Twee.
As a result, we have two games as shown below, created by Twee.
Step 5:
With a free account, you won't receive game export support, so please be aware of this. We will click on "Copy link" to share the participation link with students.
Students access the link, fill in their names, and then participate in answering the questions. At the end of the lesson, once the questions are completed, the answers and the completion level of the activity will be displayed.