Random decision making can help when you have two or more acceptable options and do not have a strong reason to choose one over another. Add only choices you are genuinely willing to accept, then use the appropriate Wheelofnames tool to select one randomly. For important decisions involving health, safety, money, legal matters or serious consequences, evaluate the options instead of relying on a random wheel.
Random teams and groups are useful when you need to divide participants without manually choosing every assignment. Use Team Picker for teams and Group Picker for general groups, then choose either the number of groups or a target group size. Random grouping can make assignment neutral, but it does not automatically balance skill, ability or other participant characteristics.
Wheel of Names can help teachers randomly pick students, choose presentation order, assign classroom turns and add variety to activities. Add student names, spin the wheel and let the random selection choose one entry. For teams or groups, use the dedicated Team Picker or Group Picker instead.
