In an email sent to users this morning, the founder of Quizdini said “All good things–even aging edtech platforms–must come to an end and it’s time to put Quizdini out to pasture.” 

While it was never a super popular tool, the closure of Quizdini is noteworthy because it was ahead of its time in some ways. It offered automated grading with student feedback before Google Forms or Microsoft Forms did. Unfortunately, as Google Forms and Microsoft Forms it becomes harder for small developers to compete in that area.