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A coworker introduced me to this site and it's great for interactive projects. Students can upload a picture and "Tag" them with different things such as other links, videos, explanations, other links, music, etc.

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GoFormative - An easy to use assessment tool.  It's a great way to do a quick check of student learning before, during, or after a lesson.  Quizizz - A great way to have students practice a skill.  It keeps the students engaged using technology while allowing them to work at their own pace.  Quizlet - A great review/study tool for both the students.  The teacher can create notecards and practice activities for the students to complete before assessing them.

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GoFormative - An easy to use assessment tool.  It's a great way to do a quick check of student learning before, during, or after a lesson.  Quizizz - A great way to have students practice a skill.  It keeps the students engaged using technology while allowing them to work at their own pace.  Quizlet - A great review/study tool for both the students.  The teacher can create notecards and practice activities for the students to complete before assessing them.

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Goformative is great for reading checks... if I turn the screen off during submission. Kahoot is great for review games - especially for struggling learners who really benefit from the visual enhancements.  Today's meet is an excellent way to monitor groupwork to ensure that students are sharing workload proportionately.       

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Goformative is great for reading checks... if I turn the screen off during submission. Kahoot is great for review games - especially for struggling learners who really benefit from the visual enhancements.  Today's meet is an excellent way to monitor groupwork to ensure that students are sharing workload proportionately.       

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Kahoot: Game type of response board where students compete to give responses...all without signing up.

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Kahoot: Game type of response board where students compete to give responses...all without signing up.

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FOR ALL RUBRICS:allows you to create, copy, or customize rubrics; upload class rosters (or add students individually

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FOR ALL RUBRICS:allows you to create, copy, or customize rubrics; upload class rosters (or add students individually

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EDUCANON: site which allows for multiple video formats like you tube

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EDUCANON: site which allows for multiple video formats like you tube

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lino might work well for student-generated visual projects in lieu of a poster

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lino might work well for student-generated visual projects in lieu of a poster

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Padlet is a great tool for brainstorming.

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Padlet is a great tool for brainstorming.

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Quizlet is a great study guide that students can use independently in any course

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Quizlet is a great study guide that students can use independently in any course

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GoSoapBox is an audience response system.

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GoSoapBox is an audience response system.

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The whole list is great because they state how a teacher can use it!

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The whole list is great because they state how a teacher can use it!

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Verso is an interesting tool for allowing students to respond to videos in one place

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Verso is an interesting tool for allowing students to respond to videos in one place

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A quick way to create simple assessments in order to check the current understanding among the class.

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Titanpad is a bit archaic, but it allows simultaneously writing/editing. It works well as a review because you can assign different parts, and the end product is all one document.

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Titanpad is a bit archaic, but it allows simultaneously writing/editing. It works well as a review because you can assign different parts, and the end product is all one document.

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Quizlet is a solid resource with a few different activities. Also, you can search quizlets that others have already created and simply steal their stuff.

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Quizlet is a solid resource with a few different activities. Also, you can search quizlets that others have already created and simply steal their stuff.

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THAT QUIZ Allows you to: assign as (optional) homework practice.•Differentiate assignments easily.

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THAT QUIZ Allows you to: assign as (optional) homework practice.•Differentiate assignments easily.

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Kahoot is something that the kids love and I've used several times - it's fun and engaging

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Kahoot is something that the kids love and I've used several times - it's fun and engaging

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GoFormative are Socrative are easy to use.

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GoFormative are Socrative are easy to use.

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Wall Wisher is an online bulletin board that my students can post their interpretations and analysis of primary source documents. 

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Wall Wisher is an online bulletin board that my students can post their interpretations and analysis of primary source documents. 

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Soap box is another site that can be a kind of one stop shop for formative assessment. In place of exit slips it allows students to inform you real time if they are "getting it."
Rubistar is a site that assists with my favorite thing to do other than go to the dentist: making a rubric.  It seems easy to use and is a template for creating authentic rubrics.

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Name three applications and how you might incorporate them into your instructional practice