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Frances Weyrauch
Peardeck.com
Really useful for students to follow along because as you change the slides it changes the slides on the students screen.
Also, teachers can place assessments into their presentations to help check for student understanding throughout the class.

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Kahoot.com
Kahoot is always a good one. It can be used to study for tests as a class as well as be used to see how much people know before the unit begins. It causes a little bit of competition which is good for students efficacy.

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https://scholar.google.com/

I may use Google Scholar to help students to research.
Learning how to distinguish scholarly sources from less-reputable sources is a valuable skill. Additionally, if my school does not have access to library services, then Google Scholar may connect my students to reputable research and articles.

-Thea Gutzmann

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Really useful to effectively share information with students in the classroom.

Organizes material so it can be referred to again in a simple manner for students.

However, it needs to be done effectively. Students might just put information on slides and not use the 4x4 rule. This must be done in a well thought out manner and the correct use has to be taught to the students.

Carly Hulstein

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I can utilize online libraries such as google scholar or JSTOR when researching for projects.

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This is a really cool tool that you can use to reward student behavior based on criteria you use to award points to students.
You can also have students upload portfolios or work samples so that they can be involved in keeping track of their learning throughout the year.
You can also use this tool to communicate with families - it can translate into many different languages too which is great for our students with non-English speaking parents.
It can also perform functional tasks like turning on music or forming random groups.
I would use this tech for sure because it's an educationally productive way to integrate technology that minimizes distractions and helps with management.
Kaylee

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Works really well for students to have a discussions...... helps teachers because they can share lesson plans with others.

Kathryn

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https://classroomscreen.com/mobile.html

Provides an online timer and work symbols for student to reference to as the are doing their class work. This can be especially helpful for ESL students

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Storybird looks like a good technology piece. Students are able to create a story by themselves or collaboratively.

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https://edshelf.com/tool/ilearn-us-states/
iLearn United States- This game-like app has a learn mode and a game mode. Students acquire facts about a state like its state flower and flag and then use that information in a game, scoring points against a clock. It works on iPhone and iPad and the lite version is free.

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ABC Music. Mobile app that teaches young students about different instruments ofthe world and what they sound like. Good for elemntary kids in early explorations of music

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“Shakespeare in Bits” app or other similar apps that help students with stories that are more intensive. This will help them with plot structure so they can focus on analyzing the story rather than getting stuck on what’s going on.

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SMART boards
Good way to allow students to be interactive during lessons by allowing them to underline words ect. Great way to present information to the class. https://education.smarttech.com/products/notebook

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Ebscohost. This website has a massive catalog of different studies that are published. They range from newspaper articles to peer reviewed journals. These artciles are useful for students searching for accurate information.

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Raz Kids
An app that kids can read books on according to their grade level. Teachers can assign them their grade level and/or books they want them to read. The books can be read aloud too (great for ELLs or students struggling with reading) They are motivated by earning points for reading books and doing the quizzes.

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Emma Denzen
This app allows teachers to create interactive videos for their students. This means I can assign interesting things for homework or have classroom activities be more engaging for students. It allows for reflection and can increase motivation to learn.

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Use this

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https://learn.playposit.com/learn/

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Class Dojo

This app is a really cool app that can be super useful for any classroom. It can especially be helpful in the elementary classrooms. It helps with behavioral aspects in your classroom and can help to inform parents in your classroom about things that are going on in the classroom.  It can form random groups, call on random kids, and reward them for a variety of tasks that occur in the classroom on a daily basis.
https://www.classdojo.com