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Random Student Picker

Add your class list and spin the wheel to call on a student fairly — with a little suspense before the reveal. Free, private, and perfect for teachers and classrooms. No account needed.

No account · No sign-up · Nothing uploaded — everything stays on your device

Why teachers love a random student picker

Calling on students fairly is one of the trickiest parts of teaching. A random picker removes bias, keeps everyone engaged, and makes the choice feel fair, transparent, and fun. It's a simple way to build participation and a little suspense into any lesson.

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How to use it in your classroom

1. Add your class list

Type or paste your students' names into the wheel, one per line. It handles a full class list easily.

2. Spin the wheel

Push the wheel to select a student fairly. Hide the names during the spin if you want to build suspense for a reveal.

3. Use the result

The chosen name is displayed clearly. Spin again for a new pick, or re-shuffle for a fresh round.

Fairness and privacy, built in

Everything runs completely on your device. Your class list is never uploaded, so you can use the picker confidently on a shared classroom screen. The wheel follows a randomized deceleration curve for genuinely fair, unpredictable picks.

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Frequently asked questions

How does the random student picker work?

Add your class list, then push the wheel. It spins with a randomized deceleration curve and lands on one entry, selecting a student fairly and entirely on your device.

Can teachers use this to call on students fairly?

Yes. Many teachers use it to call on students fairly and run classroom games. Type or paste a class list, hide it during the spin for suspense, and reveal the chosen student.

Is it free for classrooms?

Yes. LoreQuest is free, requires no registration, email, or subscription, and works well on a shared classroom screen.

Is my class list private?

Yes. Your class list is processed locally in your browser and never sent to a server.