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Random Student Picker

Call on students fairly — swap the placeholders for your own class list.

All 30 entries on the Random Student Picker

  1. 1Student 1
  2. 2Student 2
  3. 3Student 3
  4. 4Student 4
  5. 5Student 5
  6. 6Student 6
  7. 7Student 7
  8. 8Student 8
  9. 9Student 9
  10. 10Student 10
  11. 11Student 11
  12. 12Student 12
  13. 13Student 13
  14. 14Student 14
  15. 15Student 15
  16. 16Student 16
  17. 17Student 17
  18. 18Student 18
  19. 19Student 19
  20. 20Student 20
  21. 21Student 21
  22. 22Student 22
  23. 23Student 23
  24. 24Student 24
  25. 25Student 25
  26. 26Student 26
  27. 27Student 27
  28. 28Student 28
  29. 29Student 29
  30. 30Student 30

Every entry is editable. Clear the list and paste your own names, or use Import to pull them from a CSV file, an Excel sheet or a Google Sheet.

How to use the Random Student Picker

The most common classroom use of a spin wheel. Replace the numbered placeholders with your real class list, then spin whenever you need someone to answer. Because the whole room watches the wheel land, nobody can claim you always pick the same people — which is usually the real problem being solved, not the randomness itself.

  • Turn on Elimination mode to work through the entire class without repeats, then reset at the start of the next lesson.
  • Press Save & get link once your real names are in. Bookmark that link and the same class is one tap away every morning.
  • Project it rather than holding your phone — the fairness argument only works if students can see the spin happen.
  • Quieter students often freeze when picked cold. Announce the question first, give ten seconds of thinking time, then spin.

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