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Head to EdTech Reviews for the laters new tech.

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Common Sense Education provides educators and students with the resources they need to harness the power of technology for learning and life. Find a free K-12 Digital Citizenship curriculum, reviews of popular EdTech apps, and resources for protecting student privacy.

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Slides Mania
Flocabulary
Quizlet
Typing Club
Breakout EDU
Quizizz (like Kahoot)
Blooket
Class Craft

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(I'm still struggling with these but) here are some links which should help us create some amazing digital breakout experiences for our students!

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Mr Lemoncello's Great Library Escape Room

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Mr Lemoncello's Great Library Escape Room

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Bring the Fun, Excitement (and Learning) of Mr. Lemoncello's Library into Your Library!

Now you can host a Lemoncello-style Scavenger Hunt in YOUR library. Working with Children's Services librarians from the Carroll County Public Library in Finksburg, Maryland, Chris has created Mr. Lemoncello's Great Library Escape Game for libraries everywhere!

Everything you need is available in one downloadable PDF:

Set Up and Game Play Instructions

Game Master Guide

Answer Sheets for players to fill in

Clue Cards

Less Challenging WORD Answer Cards

More Challenging PICTOGRAM Answer Cards

To access this PDF file, you will need a special password (otherwise, all the players could find the answers to the word puzzle right here!). If you are a librarian or the person organizing the game, just send an e-mail to Chris and he will send you the secret password.

If you've already done that step, click here to enter your password.

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Escape from Mr Lemoncellos Library extras | Author Chris Grabenstein's Official Website

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Now you can host a Lemoncello-style Scavenger Hunt in YOUR library. Working with Children's Services librarians from the Carroll County Public Library in Finksburg, Maryland, Chris has created Mr. Lemoncello's Great Library Escape Game for libraries everywhere!

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Multiple hole lock is called a HASP.
can purchase one through Bunnings special orders

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Breakout EDU is "a platform for immersive learning games"

Breakout EDU is highly engaging for all ages

In Breakout EDU, participants work together to find and solve clues around the room to open each of the locks. As soon as students see the locked box, they are immediately driven by the challenge to get it open.

21 st Century skills are in high demand by employers and are more valuable than any knowledge. Breakout EDU is an excellent tool for participants to practice 21 st century skills including collaboration, communication, critical thinking and problem solving.

Breakout EDU makes and sells kits complete with the box, all the locks and other cool diversions. Alternatively, you can make your own and hunt down the various locks. You need a hasp, key lock, 4 digit code lock, a word lock and a direction lock. You will also need a three digit combo small lock box and a UV light.

On the Breakout EDU website http://www.breakoutedu.com/welcome there are a load of games that are ready to go. It does takes a while to set up a game. Two teachers, two hours for our first game set up. You can also make your own games very easily. That way, you can tailor the game to the unit content, the age of the students and the size of the class.

Even better than the teacher designing the games is having the students design a game for another class or grade level.

Breakout EDU games are available for all age groups from early childhood to adult.

Breakout EDU can be used for all subject areas

Possibly the best way to ensure the game covers your unit well is to design your own game. The game could introduce new content or it could be used to revise content.

Make the clues as hard or as easy as you want

The difficulty of the clues will depend on the age group and also the amount of time you have available to run the game. Don't be afraid to make it super hard if you have the time.

Perhaps I should celebrate the ingenuity of my student, or perhaps I should be concerned for his future. But in one lesson, a year 9 student forced the hasp open and opened the box before the class had solved one clue. So keep an eye out for this type of behaviour.

Breakout EDU is generally best for small groups

Most games are recommended to be for groups less than 12 people. This can present a problem for classrooms that generally have at least double that number of students in each class. You could split the class in half and each designs a game for the other half of the class to do.

Breakout EDU develops character traits and a growth mindset

Breakout EDU Perseverance, grit and resilience are important character traits to develop. They won't develop these traits if it is too easy.

For more information about Breakout EDU, check out this link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QWSoR-0DH8Q.

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Breakout EDU: 10 Things to Know - Flipped Learning Network Hub

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Breakout EDU is "a platform for immersive learning games" Breakout EDU is highly engaging for all ages In Breakout EDU, participants work together to find and solve clues around the room to open each of the locks. As soon as students see the locked box, they are immediately driven by the challenge to get it [...]

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This is a Digital Breakout template. Replace this text with a scenario that engages students in the task of breaking the locks. This is a great opportunity for teachers to get creative! Look at this breakout for an example.

Click through the links at the top of the site to explore this breakout. Other great G Suite tools to embed include Google Maps My Maps and Google Sheets. to use Google Sheets in digital breakouts. Have a look at Justin Birckbichler's innovative way

To effectively use this template, please make copies of the files in . this Google Drive folder

When making a digital breakout, keep the design simple to not overwhelm students - just a few elements on each page. is a great (free) website to make images for this purpose. The header image of this site was designed in Canva. It is 280 pixels high and 767 pixels wide.

Be sure to check out Justin Birckbichler's and Mari Venturino's Digital Breakout video tutorials as well.

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This is a Digital Breakout template. Replace this text with a scenario that engages students in the task of breaking the locks. This is a great opportunity for teachers to get creative! Look at this breakout for an example. Click through the links at the top of the site to explore this breakout.