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I love this tool - Padlet! Also: Google Slides with manipulatives; polls & breakout rooms.

Google Question in Google Classroom may seem basic, but it mimics most online learning formats students will encounter in college online courses. It also offers scaffolding for conversation, debate, and building on the ideas of others. All skills our students need opportunities to develop.

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Checkology

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Using Google Jamboards with students is an easy way to get quick feedback. If I share the link of it in the chat of a google meet, they can all access it.  So I can pose a question and it can be used as an equivalent for student to write a post it of an idea.  Great way for quick feedback for students who are not comfortable talking on a meet.

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Peardeck and Edpuzzle rock!

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Desmos has been an extremely helpful content resource for high school level math.  It allows for interactive lessons as well as providing a place to assess where we can see the students' work.

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I love using Nearpod, Quizizz, and Padlet. I've also been experiment 

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I love using Nearpod, Quizizz, and Padlet. I've also been experiment 

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I have used numerous PhET simulations for science as well as whiteboard.fi to provide immediate feedback to students.

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EdPuzzle has been a great tool because I don't have to "reinvent the wheel" to create an assignment. It also allows students to pause and reflect along the way instead of waiting until the end.

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EdPuzzle has been a great tool because I don't have to "reinvent the wheel" to create an assignment. It also allows students to pause and reflect along the way instead of waiting until the end.

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My frequent fliers are Kahoot and Padlet, though we have experimented with Edpuzzle and nearpod to great enjoyment.

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Edpuzzle, Nearpod, Gimkit, Kahoot, han Academy, Flocabulary, and more are used, Quizziz, Quizlet

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Edpuzzle, Nearpod, Gimkit, Kahoot, han Academy, Flocabulary, and more are used, Quizziz, Quizlet

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I love to incorporate Quizlet, Nearpod, and EdPuzzle into my blended learning.

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I teach middle school and Flocabulary and Quizizz has been a favorite so far

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I teach middle school and Flocabulary and Quizizz has been a favorite so far

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Ed Puzzle and PearDeck I have used to provide feedback

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I love Nearpod! I love how we have the interactive discussion board built in. I am still trying to get the hang of Google Jamboard, but I love using Google Slides for interactive presentations. I also love Kami as it is an amazing tool for interacting with a PDF online. Seeing other recommendations, I would like to try Edpuzzle and Pear Deck.

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I have use Nearpod and like that I can embed by  Google Slides into them.  That way I can make it more interactive.  I'm just not consistent though.  Also, I like Jamboard.  That's been my go to lately.  I can see what they are doing on the spot and give quick feedback.  They also have their peers with them.  I just wish you could have an option to record themselves rather than just typing.

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I have used Pear Deck with success and some success with Edpuzzle. I really like Edpuzzle because it checks their learning s they go through a musical piece. I also like Pear Deck because I am able to share student work during the activity

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Pear Deck and Padlet

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I use Flipgrid, Pear Deck, Flipgrid, Buncee, and EdPuzzle. Love them!

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I use Padlet, Google presentation slides with the new features offered by Google, and Kami

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I use fliprgid , as well as padlet.

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I love EdPuzzle and Flipgrid!

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I love pHET simulations!

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EdPuzzle provides a quick and easy way to turn a passive video into a more interactive and engaging video. Build in pauses and reflective questions. Build in ques and responses.

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I teach EC and so far I've not found any interactive teaching tools that is friendly to my studdent's age-group.

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I love using EdPuzzle. It really makes our lessons accountable, especially reading. The data guides our discussions as well.

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I love using Flipgrid, Quizizz, Peardeck, Padlet or Google Jamboard, Answergarden, Google Slides, and WratbleSchoology

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I like to use Nearpod and  flip grip.

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Edpuzzle! MyLab Math or WebAssign: students complete problems and enter answers for immediate feedback and multiple attempts and resources to assist them. Just getting into Delta Math.

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EDPUZZLE

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the tools i use the most in my class are padlet, kahoot, mentimter

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We are a school with few resources and most students don't have computers, only cell phones.  We rely on google classroom tools.

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We are a school with few resources and most students don't have computers, only cell phones.  We rely on google classroom tools.

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If you are using a website, you can embed questions that will have students pause and reflect. 👍

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Flipgrid, Kahoot, and Quizizz

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Peardeck, padlet, flipgrid

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PBS Medial and Padlet.PBS interactive lesson has a developmental element  it. And Padlet stickers used as assessment quick assessment.

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PBS Medial and Padlet.PBS interactive lesson has a developmental element  it. And Padlet stickers used as assessment quick assessment.

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nearpod and flipgrid are wonderful for engaging students.

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nearpod and flipgrid are wonderful for engaging students.

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I love that students are able to respond to each other's recordings.

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I love Nearpod, Quizizz, and Flipgrid!!

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Edpuzzle, Nearpod, Quizziz, Padlet, Peardeck, Google Apps, and many more. I'm excited to explore some of the apps I've learned about here.

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I have been using pear deck and whiteboard.fi alot this year to make my lessons interactive and to get feedback so i can make my gorups to help students who are not getting a concept. I also am liking using kahoot.

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I'm getting more and more into Nearpod. They now have a new feature that is in beta testing to take any video and create open ended and/or multiple choice questions. It's still limited, you cannot insert images and/or audio which is really important for lower level readers. It also doesn't have robust report yet.

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Seniors tend to want to cut to the chase -padlet, breakout sessions with immediate complex questions or problems to solve work well.

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I have used Wixie, Flipgrid, EdPuzzle, PearDeck, Starfall, Waterford, MyOn, BrainingCamp, SmartNotebook, and many more.

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I have used Wixie, Flipgrid, EdPuzzle, PearDeck, Starfall, Waterford, MyOn, BrainingCamp, SmartNotebook, and many more.

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I have used Nearpod, Peardeck, Edulastic, Google Classroon, Edpuzzles, Flipgrid, Gynzy, SmartExchange, and many more.

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I have used Nearpod, Peardeck, Edulastic, Google Classroon, Edpuzzles, Flipgrid, Gynzy, SmartExchange, and many more.

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I love using Flipgrid. I have not used Nearpod or Peardeck, but I would like to.

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I've used Edpuzzle, Nearpod, Wixie, Flipgrid and Kahoot.  I've used PhET in the past with upper elementary

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I've used Edpuzzle, Nearpod, Wixie, Flipgrid and Kahoot.  I've used PhET in the past with upper elementary

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I have used Nearpod,Peardeck,and Edpuzzle , in my 1st through 4th grade classes. 

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I have used Nearpod,Peardeck,and Edpuzzle , in my 1st through 4th grade classes. 

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EdPuzzle and Nearpod are two of my favorite tools for collecting data and increasing engagement.

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I have enjoyed using PearDeck & Nearpod.  I am exploring the use of Edpuzzle for research. I 'd love to have more students use FlipGrid  for library stuff but haven't been successful in engaging students in non-academic content.

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I have enjoyed using PearDeck & Nearpod.  I am exploring the use of Edpuzzle for research. I 'd love to have more students use FlipGrid  for library stuff but haven't been successful in engaging students in non-academic content.

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I have enjoyed using CK12 in my science classes - adaptive practice, simulations, and read/videos.

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I have enjoyed using CK12 in my science classes - adaptive practice, simulations, and read/videos.

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I have found great success with using Kahoot with my students.  I am learning more about Flipgrid and  Peardeck and am excited to delve into those tools more.
When I teach digital citizenship, I enjoy using the Common Sense Media tools. There are great lessons and we follow up with playing the game modules. Students love them!

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K-5 students and teachers love Wixie.  Teachers can assign activities or kids can create representations of what they are learning.  Fun!

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K-5 students and teachers love Wixie.  Teachers can assign activities or kids can create representations of what they are learning.  Fun!

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My students enjoy Kahoot. I particularly like it because I can use it to review for a formative assessment and the kids are engaged.

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I like NoRedInk for teaching Grammar and Writing, since it includes formative assessments, adaptive practice, and summative assessments that show mastery.

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Schoology has a discussion board, so I will have kids post and follow along as they beginning posting, making comments in real time over Zoom as well as on the DB while engaging in live instruction. I also use a Google Sheets document for Quickwrites--choosing one thing from the last day's assignment to share out and discuss, or reflect on, giving students feedback while working through their assignment on various items, so they get both a formative, and summative, experience. Additionally, I've used an occasional PearDeck.

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I love PearDeck and EdPuzzle. I use both freuently and my students enjoy both of them. I also like Mentimeter, which a number of others have talked about.

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For online sticky notes, lists, links, images

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I've been out of the classroom for a couple years, but one of my other favorite tools aside from the ones listed is Formative. It's like EdPuzzle in that you can embed interactive parts, but it also works with any print info. You can import any text or upload an existing pdf and then make it interactive. There are several options for responses including drawing.

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My kids love Kahoot! We are getting used to using Jamboard. I know other teachers in my building use Quizlet.

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Ed Puzzle is a great tool for English Learners that is interactive and gathers formative assessment data the way as they listen to different videos. I like that there are ready made vidoes with the stops already embedded or you can make your own. It is a great tool for incorporating listening and writing skills together.

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I teach Creative Writing Workshops at a nonprofit organization and we don't have access to a lot of great tools like regular schools do, but I was able to obtain access to a Mentimeter account and that has been very helpful to keep my lesson more interactive and engaging for students.

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I have looked into Edpuzzle but not comfortable with it yet to say I use it often. I do use Phet for science and math. Great resource site. My students love Jamboard for cooperative work.

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Mostly use Kahoot and Quizlet, starting to try out Padlet and Jamboard.

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I am a specials teacher and only see my students for 45 minutes/week.  I love using Flipgrid to capture individual responses when I want a personal reflection. The kids love Kahoot! and I appreciate all the detailed information provided in the reports.

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I work with elementary students and we use Peardeck, Nearpod, Padlet , Jamboard, Mentimeter and sometimes the polls in Zoom

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I work with elementary students and we use Flipgrid, Nearpod, Pear Deck and all Microsoft programs. I would like to incorporate a padlet or jamboard at some point.

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I work with Elementary students and I use Flipgrid, Padlet , Jamboard. we are working with Google G Suite for Education so all is integrated there. As I discovering new tools, I'm adding them slowly. I don't want to overwhelm students with new tools all the time.

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I use Pear Deck and Google Slides to incorporate Thinking Routines such as CSI & See, Think, and Wonder into reading comprehension activities.

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I have started using edpuzzles with videos to teach my functions unit.

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I enjoy using Google slides, Jamboard, Flipgrid, and Nearpod. 

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I enjoy using Google slides, Jamboard, Flipgrid, and Nearpod. 

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I really love using interactive Google slides and things like poll anywhere

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Peardeck, Flipgrid, Nearpod, Padlet, Jamboard

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Pear Deck, Flipgrid, Brainpop, and google slides

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I teach adults. We've been building async content in Blackboard. I'm impressed with Articulate as a way to mesh interactive learning with presented content. The challenge though, is in making sure it is set up right to both see particpant results, allow them access to their own work, and finding a way to provide meaningful feedback. While I'm committed to this model due to work parameters, I like the features in more classroom friendly tools even more: Peardeck, EdPuzzle, and Nearpod.

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I taught K-2 and have used Nearpod and PBS. In the classroom a lot of our learning took place on an interactive SmartBoard. I'd like to find ways to incorporate movement into online lessons.

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My favorite is peardeck.  I can get immediate feedback and also get a pulse on student engagement

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My favorite is peardeck.  I can get immediate feedback and also get a pulse on student engagement

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I have so many favorite toolss. I love using Flipgrid for book talks. Students love this. I love usingn nearpod for virtual field trips. I love peardeck for interactive presentations. I love breakout rooms for fun intereactive activities. There is just so much to choose form.

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PBS is great for elementary classrooms. The videos and games are engaging when chosen for specific content.

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PBS is great for elementary classrooms. The videos and games are engaging when chosen for specific content.

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I loved using these when I taught 8th grade physical science. It was so engaging. I would  have to test run the simulations myself before I gave them which helped me see that they were not only instructive but thought provoking as well.

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I am a Digitial Integration Specialist and I teach all teachers within the county. What I love to use is Jamboard and Flipgrid for feedback and interaction. I can get a good grasp of where my students are by looking at their responses.

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EdPuzzle, Padlet, FlipGird, Nearpod! All great platforms to use!

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I teach 2nd grade and I use google classroom as my primary platform. I also use flipgrid, kahoot, jamboard, other google pieces (slides, docs). I would love to try Peardeck

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I teach middle school aged learners. I use google classroom as my primary platform. I also use flipgrid, kahoot and pear deck. 

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I teach middle school aged learners. I use google classroom as my primary platform. I also use flipgrid, kahoot and pear deck. 

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I have taken classes on flipgrid and am looking forward to trying it.

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I have taken classes on flipgrid and am looking forward to trying it.

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i  am a phet fan

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I teach special education K-6 and I use Kahoot, Nearpod, Quizlet, jamboard, google slides, quizziz

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I'm looking forward to trying EdPuzzle.

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9th ELA, 9th Helath, 10th Physical Science

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9th ELA, 9th Helath, 10th Physical Science

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Recently signed up for EdPuzzle. Looking  for time to give that a try!

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Kahoot, Nearpod, MathSpace

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EDpuzzle, OneNote Collaboration, Quizlet, BBB Breakout Room

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Peardeck, Padlet, Quizziz, Flipgrid

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Jr High - Kahoot, Quizziz, Padlet, WeVideo (to create), Fligrid, EdPuzzle, Nearpod, Google Classrooms, PBS videos, Screencastify & Screencastomatic, NoRedInk, NewsELA, Choice Boards and Checklists.

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Jr High - Kahoot, Quizziz, Padlet, WeVideo (to create), Fligrid, EdPuzzle, Nearpod, Google Classrooms, PBS videos, Screencastify & Screencastomatic, NoRedInk, NewsELA, Choice Boards and Checklists.

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Padlet, Seesaw and Google slides

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Peardeck, Padlet, and Google Slides.

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Some of the intere active tools I use Google Classroom, Edpuzzle, Peardeck, Kahoot

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My interactive tools are Edpuzzle, Quizziz, Flipgrid, Kahoot, Padlet, Seesaw and the Google tools. I am exploring Pear Deck, Nearpod and Wooclap.

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My interactive tools are Edpuzzle, Quizziz, Flipgrid, Kahoot, Padlet, Seesaw and the Google tools. I am exploring Pear Deck, Nearpod and Wooclap.

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I teach 1st grade and my favorite interactive tools are Paddlet, Flipgrip, and Pear Deck

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I teach 1st grade and my favorite interactive tools are Paddlet, Flipgrip, and Pear Deck