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I love Smarty Pins!!'

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Quick, Draw & Santa Tracker

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In the TAB environment students would have more resources for personal  growth as an artist and as an individual.

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Awesome tool to make music!!

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How were these built?

All our experiments are all built with freely accessible web technology such as Web Audio API, WebMIDI, Tone.js, and more. These tools make it easier for coders to build new interactive music experiences. You can get the open-source code to lots of these experiments here on Github.

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Music is for everyone. Play with simple experiments that let anyone, of any age, explore how music works.

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A way for children to work on visualizing in a short amount of time. This would be a great brain break.

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My students will need to use #2 the most to ensure I don't play some of these all day...

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Loved Google Correlate for it's ability to help my students compare and contrast

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Google Scholar -Only allows peer reviewed articles for research

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Lesson Plans & Training

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My #1 for my classroom is Interland- I think that would be huge for teaching students about being online that may not have any idea about. My #1 Personally is Google Keep because it seems really neat for keeping track of things and having it in one spot... I need to play with it more but it seems pretty cool.  

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My #1 for my classroom is Interland- I think that would be huge for teaching students about being online that may not have any idea about. My #1 Personally is Google Keep because it seems really neat for keeping track of things and having it in one spot... I need to play with it more but it seems pretty cool.  

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So, I wasn't sure what my number one would be so I didn't start there. But I like these.

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I cannot wait to use Google Tour Builder to make certain TEKS super fun and interactive!

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My favorite was the Body Browser and Quick Draw!!

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My favorite was the Body Browser and Quick Draw!!

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Tour Builder!

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Have students make inferences based on historical images and then use Reverse Image Search to research what actually happened:)

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As a Spanish teacher many of these didn't work because it wouldn't work in Spanish or specify to my topic. But my favorite is Tour Builder.

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Tour Builder. I can create a tour to go with a book or a history lesson. The students can also create their own tour

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Tour Builder. I can create a tour to go with a book or a history lesson. The students can also create their own tour

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Personal check list, but also helps with note taking as it integrates with other Google tools.

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#1 Body Browser!! Great app for PE! Body parts, muscles and bones

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#1 Body Browser!! Great app for PE! Body parts, muscles and bones

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My top one was World Wonders - great info on WWII liberation of camps

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My top one was World Wonders - great info on WWII liberation of camps

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Basic search to find information faster

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Google Translate is the most important to me! I use it multiple times a day to communicate with my ESL students and to translate documents/emails to send home to parents.

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Google Translate is the most important to me! I use it multiple times a day to communicate with my ESL students and to translate documents/emails to send home to parents.

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This is a great back up to Canvas. I

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  #1 Google fonts is great because you can see more of the text 

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  #1 Google fonts is great because you can see more of the text 

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I use Google Translate DAILY because I have students that need paperwork sent home in Spanish so I use it to write IEP's then translate.  Many times i use it to  translate to other assignments I have created.

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Dawn C.- I have found Google Keep to be very useful for saving video clips from YouTube to use during a lesson.

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Dawn C.- I have found Google Keep to be very useful for saving video clips from YouTube to use during a lesson.

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Comes in really handy in the English classroom during research. Kids are obsessed with using Google because they feel it's easier. Google Scholar is a way to allow them to do so and still get scholarly, reliable information.

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Students would probably enjoy this more than the typical Digital Citizenship lesson. It's set-up as an interactive game

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- to help during Health lessons about the body systems

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#1 Google Keep - Great organizational tool.

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#1 Google Keep - Great organizational tool.

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My number one is World Wonders Project, because it allows my students to experience the arts related to France.

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GOOGLE MAPS. MOST RESOURCEFUL

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My number 1 is Google translate because I need to communicate with ELLs.

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Quick Draw! Awesome for early finishers

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Body Builder is great to explore vocabulary with the human body

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Earth Flight Sim

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Got some great ideas and sites!

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Google Public Data Explorer for my environmental science class.

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My top tool would be google keep. You can use it to quickly add comments or stickers to docs or slides.

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Found some awesome links!

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Google translate is essential for communicating with some ELL students.  Scholar is great to help students narrow down their search criteria.  Body Browser for biomed students to practice anatomy.

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Digital Citizenship because you can never have too much digital citizenship

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The body site that shows all muscles, bones, and organs.

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Google fonts because fonts are fun.

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I will incorporate  Body Browser into my PE lesson plans.

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Students can use this to learn how to search google, a seemingly easy task, but many times students don’t know how to search to find relevant, helpful information.

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Bentle Top 10 : My #1 would be Spell Up to practice spelling