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Padlet is a digital note taking tool. Padlet can be used by educators to collect notes virtually or to share with the class to share ideas.

Padlet allows educators to create padlets with a topic in mind. They can then title the Padlet and allow students to add notes to it. Students can color code their notes, add pictures, and it labels the notes with student names. Padlet is a great way for students to share their ideas. Padlet can also be shared publicly or kept private.

https://padlet.help/l/en/article/cpfiutfzzb-what-is-padlet

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Canva is an online design tool that allows educators to create learning spaces that fit their needs and the needs of their students. Canva can be used to create lesson slides, digital posters, infographics, and even videos.

This tool is great to use when creating presentations that you use with your class. There is a wide range of designs and templates to choose from. You can also design your own. This is great for those learners that are more visual and learn best when presented with information they can see. Because there are many templates and designs, you are sure to find something to fit your needs. Once you create something on Canva, you can easily download it in any format you need.

https://www.canva.com/learn/how-to-canva-beginners-guide/#

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Go Noodle is a a digital tool that allows students to take brain breaks. The brain breaks are short interactive activities that can be done desk side.

This tool can easily be used throughout the school day to allow students a short break. Go Noodle allows you to make a free account. Once you set up the account, you have access to lots of videos that range from 1-20 minutes. You are able to search for different topics or just play videos that catch your eye. Using brain breaks is great to allows students the time and space to get their brains refocused on material. They take the time away from content and come back ready to learn. Go Noodles range from exercise movements to saying the alphabet with yoga.

https://support.gonoodle.com/article/241-what-is-gonoodle

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Nearpod is an interactive learning space. Educators can make any lesson interactive using videos, games, and even slides.

This tool can be used to turn almost any lesson into an interactive one. You can teach in multiple ways with live participation, student-paced, and in person. Teachers can use any slides they already have including google slides and powerpoint. You can add videos and pictures and even make the lessons game-like. With Nearpod, you can check for student understanding right in the middle of your lesson. This can be done in many ways from polls, drag-and-drop, simulations, and open-ended questions.

https://nearpod.com/how-nearpod-works

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Flip is an online video recording tool. It is used to have discussions with students instead of the typical written responses.

Flip is easily setup by creating a free account. Educators then create a group and add students to the group. Flip can be added to online classroom like Google classroom. Once a group is created, you then create a topic that you want students to share video discussions on.

https://help.flip.com/hc/en-us/articles/360051539934-Getting-Started-Educators

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Google Classroom is a virtual classroom. It allows educators to upload an entire classroom setting into an online space.

With this tool, teachers can add every subject they teach onto the virtual classroom. They would then add students to the classroom. Teachers can upload rubrics, personalize learning for individual students, and even add other EdTech tools right into the classroom. Students turn in assignments all in the same place and teachers can give instant feedback.

https://edu.google.com/workspace-for-education/classroom/

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ClassDojo is an online tool that helps educators share student's learning experiences. ClassDojo allows educators to connect with families and keep students motivated to stay on track.

This tool can be used in many ways. Educators can connect families to the app by adding their emails. From there, parents get a glimpse of what their kids are doing. Teachers can give students dojo points for things like behavior and following expectations. Teachers also have a toolkit with things like timers, noise meters, music, and much more.

https://www.classdojo.com/teachers/

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SeeSaw is an online learning platform. Teachers can use this tool to create their own lessons or choose from a library of lessons. Lessons range from math to social emotional. This app can be used as an assessment tool that allows students to show their knowledge in multiple ways.

This tool can be used for formative assessments by creating standards based exit slips. Students can then show their knowledge of the content matter by recording their voice, drawing pictures, typing in text boxes, and even adding pictures. Teacher can record directions and set time limits and due dates. Lessons can be assigned to individual students or to the whole class.

https://help.seesaw.me/hc/en-us/articles/115003755186-How-to-use-Seesaw-in-the-classroom

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Quizziz is another online gamified learning platform. It is quite similar to Kahoot. Teachers can create quizzes or choose from a library.

With this tool, teachers can host a game or assign them to students to complete on their own. Quizzes can be quick review or even used as formative assessments. Lessons can be easily differentiated by making them game-like, live, and even student-paced. Quizzes can also be played on different technology tools like phones, iPads, and laptops.

https://support.quizizz.com/hc/en-us/articles/203610052-What-is-Quizizz-

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Kahoot is an online gamified experience. Teachers can create quizzes or search a library of premade quizzes. Games make the learning experience more engaging.

This tool can be used for reviewing material or even as a form of assessment. The games allow for friendly competition and it gets even students that are usually unmotivated to participate. Images can be added to the quizzes to differentiate instruction for those that need visuals. You can also add extra time to questions to allow everyone the chance to respond.

https://kahoot.com/schools/how-it-works/