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JeoparrdyLabs. Classic classroom revision game online version. Students decided in teams and choose the points to answer the question behind.

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1.Word clouds
2.WordArt

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1. Match the memory. Match the character with the picture, or match the character with the pinyin, or even just match the same character card. Be careful, the font has to be Noto Sans CJK for Chinese characters. (Here is a example from 任孟賢 fb)

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1.The Spinning Wheel. It can be used for

Student Names

Questions

Vocabulary Review

Grammar Review

Conversation Topics

Conversation Prompts

Role-play Scenarios.

For example, ask students to make a sentence relating to the picture from the spinning wheel and write it on the whiteboard. The whole team needs to read the sentence out to score a point.

(From YingLing Hsu fb)

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1. Purple culture-Chinese Reader - Annotated Daily News
It's a free news reading website. These news are updated daily with pinyin. You can choose to show the pinyin according to HSK levels, generate worksheet for students for free.
However, all the news' titles are in Chinese only, and there is no level differentiated.

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1. Zoom 班级公约 This powerpoint was created by a teacher named 慧说中文。

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Good for annotating hard-copies of students work.

But it's only really suitable for students who have OneNote account. It's difficult to export the notes to a readable pdf version on pc.
(Picture resource :早媽網課生涯 + 經驗分享)

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Class dojo. Cute and interactive in-class praise board.

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1.TTSMP3 This website is shared by Haobing, thx! You can change the text to any other language in audio. It's free!
2.Purple culture (紫宣文化), same function, but this one is focused on Chinese sentence pronunciation, but you can't download the mp3 in free version.

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Flipgrid This website can read out any text teachers have created for students, and students can submit recordings or videos of their own reading.

Using a Google or Microsoft school account, the teacher can set up unlimited private grids and topics for students to record or upload their videos complete with emojis to hide their identity if desired.

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Liveworksheets Teachers can design their own or use pre-made worksheets from the website, then assign it to the students. This website has an amazing self-marking function, which can save a lot of time. You can even make listening quiz there by typing the words, it can automatically change to audio. (慧说中文 has a great guidance video here.)

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Classkick
1.Teacher can access each students' whiteboard and give them different instructions, including audio and text.

2.Teachers can make quizzes for students easily, such as match-up, fill-in the blank, and writing. The system makes marking students' answers easy.

3.No registration required. Students can log in just by class code and name.
(Reference: CLASSKICK 介紹)

Seesaw
2. Students can finish tasks in different ways, such as recording audio, annotating a picture, typing etc.

3.No registration required. Students can log in using a class code or QR code.

(Youtube guidance from a Chinese teacher)

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Mentimeter can be used as an AFL tool, which can show every student's  answer on the whiteboard easily.

For example, by entering a code to the website, students' answers can be represented in a word cloud, or in graphs.

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Here are some codes for liveworksheets, which can help teacher design tasks easily. (Reference: 直接將紙本學習單數位互動化的好工具：liveworksheets)

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1.Quizizz
Similar to Quizlet, but you can also use it for creating listening quizzes or sentence reading tasks.

(From MFL London TeachMeet Dec 2019-See example Spanish listening quiz.)

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Chunwei Qiao Appleberry shared this set of chinese character flashcards on facebook. Here is the link to the file on google drive.

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On word wall you can create little interactive game to share with students; Similar to class tools and educandy:
https://wordwall.net

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Want to make speaking Mandarin more fun while protecting students' privacy? ChatterPix or ChatterPix Kids are apps that allow any pictures to talk! These apps are on Android devises too.

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Chatterpix How to Video for the Classroom

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Easy to set tasks and give marks. You can highlight the work and leave comments to the students. You can also set up notifications for students comments.

However, the marking tools are very limited, you can only use public comments or private comments for students.
Update (17/04) : The annotation tool can be used if you use your phone or tablet to mark students work.

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Using the functions of annotate and stamp in zoom can be a great way for teacher interacting with students. You can even set the annotation with showing students' names.
Here is an example how a Chinese teacher using these functions in class.(Please see 羊羊的中文星球)

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Culture videos in one drive. These videos are focused on current hot topics.This is a Chinese cultural videos bank collected by a teacher 张嘉文. She is happy to share this video bank with all of you, thanks!

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MDBG Animated stroke order diagrams and sorry to help students analyse characters from radicals.

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After seeing all kinds of posts sharing experience about using Zoom to teach, I found this one by 慧说中文 the most helpful so far.

It explains how to use virtual backgrounds, timetables, interactive whiteboards, breakout rooms for group discussions and discusses approaches to classroom management.

1.ZOOM SETTING 如何提前设置你的Zoom课堂 网页版和软件版 Part 1

2.Zoom线上课堂 如何使用Zoom进行教学 Part 2

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Talking dice ' You can select the various dice and roll them on the screen, as well as create your own dice importing pictures or typing words.' This can be used for vocabulary drilling, sentence building, storytelling, memory games, role play.

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Educandy It's an online exercise website, like quizlet. But the graphic of the whole website and games looks so cute, very suitable for early year learners.

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Toontastic
1. A user-friendly story-telling app by google.

2. Great for practicing conversation or presentation skills in Chinese.

3.Students can practice their speaking by over dubbing the characters lines.

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Vocaroo.com Easy and straightforward voice recorder for students, no registration needed. (Shared by Rong Marshall)

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1. Autodraw Draw like a master: good for encouraging students to draw, or for teachers who are not confident about drawing.

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Pixton
1. Students can use the language they have learned to create their own comic books. I have used it as a writing activity.

2. Create a class and add students.

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1.Book Creator
Students can create their own book and include original audio within the book. It could be used to set homework for practicing speaking and writing.

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1. Experience sharing of online Mandarin teaching for children: How to teach colours, including online activities, and preparation of teaching aids before the lesson. (See 海绵实验室第20期公益讲座：儿童线上中文教学经验分享大会)

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海绵实验室第20期公益讲座：儿童线上中文教学经验分享大会

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How to teach mandarin via zoom, including suggested lesson activities and online tools.
(See Angel Kuong's fb post)

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1. QWIQR Give audio feedback to students simply by inserting a QR code to their work.

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1.Online Egg Timer
A timer to encourage students to work more efficiently.

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Edpuzzle enables a teacher to add questions to a video, students need to answer the questions while watching the video.

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Yujen Lien has shared four golden rules of teaching a successful online lesson from his more than ten years of online teaching experiences.

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怎麼上線上同步課？教好線上同步課的四大原則

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With ExplainEverything, students can pre-record their presentations collaboratively online and share them with the whole class in the form of video. It can also be used in speaking/story-telling activities and as interactive whiteboards.

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Start visualizing your thinking and conversations with the most robust and collaborative mobile and online whiteboard platform in the galaxy, yes galaxy;-) Innovate how you collaborate today by downloading the 'Explain Everything Whiteboard' app on your Apple or Android mobile device. No tablet? No problem! Explain Everything works on any device at whiteboard.explaineverything.com for the best online whiteboarding experience.

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Zoom expectations and 慧说中文 is brilliant, thank you.

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Zoom expectations and 慧说中文 is brilliant, thank you.

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ScreenCastify
You can use annotation, highlight mouse, add subtitles. It has linked with google classroom, will be very easy for teacher to assign the video.

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Learn Chinese through TPRS story: Lily's cow likes to eat fruits! TPRS中文故事 莉莉的牛爱吃水果

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Draw a picture representing a concept (only given to person who is drawing), other students need to guess the concept in target language.

1.You can use Zoom whiteboard or classkick.
2. You could also use whiteboard.fi Whiteboard.fi is very easy to use, doesn't require students or teachers to login and works on any device. Here is the user guide.

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1.YesChinese
An amazing tool for teachers for making exercises, especially for Mandarin. The website also offers a large range of free Chinese reading resources .

Teachers need to choose '公开‘ , once they have designed the exercises online,  then a link can be produced for students to access the exercises.

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Whiteboard.fi It's a website can provide students their own whiteboard by using a room code. If your school is using G suite, you can also use Jamboard. (Reference: Shane Chen)

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Peardeck, it is great online interactive tool, the target learners however is older students, e.g. year 9 onwards

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Peardeck, it is great online interactive tool, the target learners however is older students, e.g. year 9 onwards

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Pinterest is a good tool to find a lot of resources, very easy as well.

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https://www.loom.com/share/0720ead4d02b4849921c6b2c954435d9