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Create a new document and edit with others at the same time -- from your computer, phone or tablet. Get stuff done with or without an internet connection. Use Docs to edit Word files. Free from Google.

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Create a new document and edit with others at the same time -- from your computer, phone or tablet. Get stuff done with or without an internet connection. Use Docs to edit Word files. Free from Google.

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Students present learning, can interact with one another. I also liked having students read their own writing on this app.

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Canva

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Canva:  Assemblies, newsletters, conferences

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Canva:  Assemblies, newsletters, conferences

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for creating interactive slide decks

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Epic is great because the books are easy to access and there are lots of choices. RAZ Kids as well. Both were easy access for students to be able to read independently and for use in guided reading. 

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Epic is great because the books are easy to access and there are lots of choices. RAZ Kids as well. Both were easy access for students to be able to read independently and for use in guided reading. 

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It was a great tool to share student's work. It allowed students to view each others work and leave a comment too. Which is not an option on Seesaw.

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Canva, EPIC, Seesaw

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At PIE there is Tech Integration in-charge, do we have at PEL?

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At PIE there is Tech Integration in-charge, do we have at PEL?

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I really would like 1-2 more, especially since I'm looping up with my kids to grade 5. They are ready for new tools.

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KG has not used it before

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I'd like help with hybrid techniques, preferably BEFORE we go hybrid!

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Pear Deck was helpful with assessing student proficiency in Bahasa Indonesia. 

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Pear Deck was helpful with assessing student proficiency in Bahasa Indonesia. 

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Dreambox is not a helpful resource for the upper grades. Is it really worth purchasing a license again? Or is there something better out there?

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However, the free version is not as great. :(

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Quzziz
pear deck
jamboard
slido
slide translator

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All the tech tools we need to use for hybrid

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Creating a comment bank on Google Classroom.

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Creating a comment bank on Google Classroom.

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Since Book Creator is not a free app, not every student has it on their personal device. It would be great to have a screencast on how to set up the online version for our classes.

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video tutorial for students to upload photo/video on google classroom or seesaw

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Is there a document clarifying which grade levels are using which tools? For specialists and support teachers, not knowing who is using what can cause some confusion and challenge.

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Can assistant teachers be added to Seesaw this year as well?

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Can assistant teachers be added to Seesaw this year as well?

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We usually use it for story telling in the library

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Video Link - takes out all ads and other sidebar distractions; used for videos found on youtube or other websites for children to safely view

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Video Link - takes out all ads and other sidebar distractions; used for videos found on youtube or other websites for children to safely view

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Videos - Converted via safe link or other service

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Book Creator - used it in "collaborate" mode so that students could create a piece of writing in pairs or small groups. 

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Book Creator - used it in "collaborate" mode so that students could create a piece of writing in pairs or small groups. 

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canva and flipgrip

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Nearpod

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Can we please have more online reading tools? like Tumblebooks.
EPIC has so many new rules which can make access harder.
Also, it is nice to have a variety other than EPIC.
Thank you

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I've used it in person but not online

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When I go in as a teacher to PowerSchool, I can't create a class list (only admin can) - Can't create a spreadsheet with parent data, emails, DOB, etc as a whole list.  It seems like I have to go in individually to each student or have someone with higher access do it for me.  

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When I go in as a teacher to PowerSchool, I can't create a class list (only admin can) - Can't create a spreadsheet with parent data, emails, DOB, etc as a whole list.  It seems like I have to go in individually to each student or have someone with higher access do it for me.  

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Are Specialist teachers using their own Seesaw accounts this year?

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KG students have Dreambox logins/passwords but have never used it in the classroom before.

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we have zoom apps now in our zoom account, really wanna know explore that

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we have zoom apps now in our zoom account, really wanna know explore that

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Is there a way for homeroom teachers to communicate with specialists which apps they are using most often? It is difficult to plan a lesson on an app that students don't often use and aren't familiar with. 

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Is there a way for homeroom teachers to communicate with specialists which apps they are using most often? It is difficult to plan a lesson on an app that students don't often use and aren't familiar with. 

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Can Assistants have more tech sessions on zoom knowledge

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Can Assistants have more tech sessions on zoom knowledge

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Math Learning Center manipulatives for teaching math

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padlet, google classroom, seesaw, kahoot, videolink

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padlet, google classroom, seesaw, kahoot, videolink

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More support at PEL would be lovely. We are given documents, but never really shown how to use something unless teachers show it. More help from TELMS would be appreciated.

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I used Epic all the time last year--is it true they can only access 1 book/day now? That will really limit its usefulness.

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Zoom polls - quick anonymous student feedback (exit slip/checking for understanding)

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Maybe training sessions when they are needed?
When we need urgent help with PS, who is the contact person?

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I used Wordwall a couple times for math extension activities and other subject area.  There are many resources that can be use for formal and informal assessment.
This is an example....https://wordwall.net/resource/3951362/matching-shapes-

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Wordwall - Create better lessons quicker

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Find the match - Tap the matching answer to eliminate it. Repeat until all answers are gone.

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Train assistants to help specialists with whole grade level classes

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When we have questions, do we just send it to the help desk or should I copy the tech coaches and integrationists?  

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When we have questions, do we just send it to the help desk or should I copy the tech coaches and integrationists?  

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Padlet - for gathering ideas, communicating opinions, etc (It's an amazing tool for language learning)

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Padlet - for gathering ideas, communicating opinions, etc (It's an amazing tool for language learning)

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Math--made by Engage NY

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Zoom training for VA teachers & VA Assistants 

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Zoom training for VA teachers & VA Assistants 

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We would like some help to learn/practice setting up breakout rooms, tips to manage the waiting room, etc. for our All Grade Level classes : )

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Check out various Add-On's, esp for Google Slides

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Check out various Add-On's, esp for Google Slides

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Flat.io has a great music notation add-on. There are probably loads more for various subjects/disciplines available...?

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Google slides - lessons, gathering data
Jamboard - collaborative activities, math, sharing thinking, good way to save student thinking and download
Unsplash-copyright free photos
Canva- great for making presentations
TeacherMade-used to upload pdfs to make "writeable"

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Zoom-breakout rooms especially!
ExplainEverything
Kahoot
Dreambox

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Seesaw (and training for ATs would be nice)

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Seesaw (and training for ATs would be nice)