Add images to a set. Each image starts fully blurred. Click to gradually reveal it. Can your class guess each image before it's fully revealed?
Get students guessing images. Great for showing on the classroom screen for whole-class lesson hooks or review.
Image sets you add are saved to your computer's local memory.
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I love this. I will suggest it to other teachers. I just tried it out and added a Great Depression Leaders set. I have a feature request. There's no opportunity at the end to tell students what the right answer is. In my case, students might not know these people even after the image is clear: but it might whet their appetite for finding out. As teachers, we need a field to enter in the correct answer. Second, if we've succesfully whetted their appetite, the students might have additional questions about the subject, so it would be great to offer teachers space to add an optional link or links to the image source, a wikipedia or factual overview page about the image, and/or a video about the subject.
I just shared it with teachers in my school. I tried to share a set that I had created, and found I could not -- at least not that I could see. This means I also can't share it with individual students to try it on their own. I guess this is an additional feature request.
Thanks for the feedback, Sam. Unfortunately, one of the limitations of single-page HTML apps that can be vibe-coded with AI is that you can't really share out from the app. I built Visiblur for a lesson I did yesterday, designed as a whole-class activity that I show up on the big classroom screen. It makes for fun discussion. I did add in the option to include a name that can be revealed after the image is at 0% blur. I have plans to create a different version that could be shared with students, but that involves some advanced features I'm working on bringing to Teacher Hive. 😉
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