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Pinterest is a great way to keep in touch and learn from other teachers as well as get ideas for projects.

Teachers can pin things that helped them in their specific subject area in their class and try to incorporate that into their daily learning  They can also get ideas from other teachers who have done it before and gave a review. They can have different "teacher boards" or "subject specific boards" that they share with their students and try to get them to collaborate as well.

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This specific resource is nice because you can learn how to keep up with student in an effective way, not only that, but you can keep track of how the student is doing in one place.

The students can find this helpful, because they can review their grades, view their classmates, chat with their classmates, etc. This is all included in ELC, and it's right at the fingertips of the students.

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Quizlet is a good study tool to help those who may be struggling in class to learn how to study.

I never used quizlet until college but quickly learned that it will be my best friend.

Quizlet Features:
- Can share flashcard sets with students
- Students can learn and play games/ generate games at the same ting
- has an audible feature
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- Teachers could encourage students to use Quizlet for "rapid-review" sponge sessions during times where they are not doing anything.

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www.Dropbox.com

Why dropbox?:
Dropbox is a tool that you can share documents with a whole group of students with one upload. It's easier than uploading something to an email and sending a mass email, it's a click and go thing.

Pros:
Many people can collaborate on dropbox and re-upload to make changes to the document if you wish.