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Microsoft OneNote Digital Note Taking App | Microsoft 365

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Microsoft OneNote has your digital notebook needs covered. With OneNote 2016 we’ve made our notebook organizer tools even stronger and collaboration easier.

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Effective Math Fact Fluency Solution | Reflex

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Unlock math fact fluency mastery effortlessly with Reflex! Discover the ultimate evidence-based solution to fact fluency challenges for grades 2+. Learn more.

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Renaming a class is simple, too. Just tap the name of the class you wish to rename. Then, touch the Settings tab at the bottom of your screen. In Settings, tap "Rename Class." In the space, provided, type the new name for this class. To create a new class, simply touch the "+" button at the top right corner of the "Classes" screen. You will be prompted to enter a name for this class. Press "Save" when done. There is no limit to the number of classes you can have!

After you enter a student's name, you will be immediately prompted to select a "question stem" mode for this student. For your English speaking population, "Bloom's" and "Bloom's Revised" modes are great for developing higher order thinking skills. "ESL" mode is ideal for supporting English language acquisition among your English language learners. Select "Stick Only" mode if you do not intend to ask questions to a given learner.

Once you have selected a mode, you will immediately be prompted to choose a level for this learner.

Bloom's: In "Bloom's" mode, you choose from among six levels of cognitive development, listed from lowest (Knowledge) to highest (Evaluation). The levels are: Knowledge, Comprehension, Application, Analysis, Synthesis, and Evaluation.

Bloom's Revised: In "Bloom's Revised" mode, you can choose from among six levels of cognitive development, listed from lowest (Remembering) to highest (Creating). The levels are: Remembering, Understanding, Applying, Analyzing, Evaluating, and Creating.

In "ESL" mode, you can choose from among the five stages of English language acquisition, listed from lowest (Beginning) to highest (Advanced). The levels are: ESL: Beginning, Early Intermediate, Intermediate, Early Advanced, and Advanced.

Once your can (class) is filled with sticks (students), you can tap the screen, shake it, or swipe "up" to select a stick, causing it to appear at the top of your screen.

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Have you ever used equity sticks (popsicle sticks with each student's name written on them) to ensure that you are calling on all your stude...

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TED-Ed celebrates the ideas of teachers and students around the world. Discover hundreds of animated lessons, create customized lessons, and share your big ideas.

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Too Noisy Pro Testimonial

"My biggest concern was if the kids were going to use Too Noisy as a game, and try to set the alarm off immediately. I was also skeptical about the sensitivity settings. Both concerns are now a non issue."

"The students respect the app and the sensitivity settings work great! My classroom was getting out of control noisy and the red, yellow, green stop lights from most teacher stores with sound sensitivity are upwards of 100$. Now the Kids are focused, work gets done quicker, I keep my sanity with low noise levels in class."

"I'd recommend this app to any elementary teacher! It's so much easier to conference with kids when the class is at an appropriate noise level."

Bryan Iversen - Teaches First grade at the American School in Rio de Janeiro

The Too Noisy app is now available on the iPhone, iPad, Android devices and Online! (via a web browser)

The "Too Noisy App" has been designed to assist a teacher keep control of general noise levels in a classroom using a visual stimulus.

As the noise level in a classroom increases beyond an acceptable level the noise level meter dynamically indicates the level of noise, and the background graphics within the app change to reflect the noise levels.

Teachers are able to control the sensitivity of the app by using the sensitivity slider within the app itself so the app can be used for all types of lessons.

The app can be run directly on the iPad/iPhone or displayed on the classroom multi-touch panel/interactive whiteboard by using the screen mirroring functionality built into the the Apple devices (note this feature requires AppleTV or equivalent screen mirroring apps/devices).

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A Noise Level Meter built for the Classroom. | Too Noisy