LuckspokeUsing it in class
- Paste your roster from your gradebook or a spreadsheet. Numbering and extra columns are cleaned up automatically.
- Rename the wheel for the class period, and add another wheel with the + button for each of your other classes.
- Put it on the board in full screen and press the space bar to spin.
Ideas beyond calling on students
- Pick the order for presentations, then copy the order from the Results tab.
- Split the class into groups with the Teams tab.
- Make a wheel of review questions or vocabulary words and spin for each one.
More ways to use the wheel
Weighted random pickerGive some entries better odds than others, with exact percentages shown for every slice.Open →Random team generatorSplit a class, a league night or a work group into even teams in one click.Open →Raffle wheelDraw winners one by one. Each winner leaves the wheel so nobody wins twice.Open →Prize wheelRun a spin-to-win game at an event or on stream, with rare prizes set to lower odds.Open →Yes or no wheelLet the wheel settle a yes-or-no question, or add Maybe for a third option.Open →Random number wheelFill the wheel with any range of numbers and spin for a random one.Open →Chore wheelHand out household chores at random so nobody gets stuck with the same job.Open →
Questions
Will the same student get picked twice?
Not on this page. “Remove winner automatically” starts switched on, so each student leaves the wheel once they’re called. When the wheel is empty, press “Put them back” to start a new round.
Is it safe to type student names?
Yes. Names are stored only in the browser on your computer. Luckspoke has no accounts and no server that receives your lists, and there are no ads or trackers.
Can I keep a wheel for each class?
Yes. Use the + button above the wheel to make one wheel per class period, and switch between them from the menu. Each keeps its own roster and history.
How do I show it on the board?
Press the full screen button above the wheel. The wheel fills the screen, and you can spin with the space bar from across the room using a wireless keyboard or clicker.