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Quick assessment where students get their own identification card. They hold it up and the teacher downloads the app, and scans across the room. The answers are recorded and show like a poll with no name attached. FREE! Great resource.

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Allows teachers to create and assign quizzes with ease

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A mind mapping software for use on computers and laptops

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The Word Cloud Guessing Game. This app allows you to elicit evidence of learning or determine background knowledge about a topic. These word clouds are pictures composed of a cloud of smaller words that form a clue to the topic.

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A free service that allows users to create audio recordings without the need for software. You can easily embed the recording into slide shows, presentations, or websites. Great for collaborative group work and presentations.

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Described as a feedback tool, this app allows teachers to set up learning using a URL. Space is provided for directions. Students download the app and input their responses to the assignment. They can then post their comments and respond to the comments of others. The teacher can group responses and check engagement levels.

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This online collaboration tool allows educators to create a “room” in which students can share ideas, answers and thoughts to lectures and lessons. Educators can view student responses in real time for evidence of learning.

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This unique tool for collaborative work offers 8 colors to choose from so that each contributor may use a different color. You can easily imagine group work, be it peer review or peer editing for starters, can be made interactive.

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This tool allows the teacher to input a class list and facilitates random name picking. You can also add a list of keywords and use the tool to have the class prompt a student to guess the word by providing definitions.

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Teachers can create games, quizzes, surveys and more, and access a database of existing quizzes from other educators

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Build and test knowledge with quick quizzes, polls and surveys.

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Another backchannel tool that helps maintain student interest by providing a place where students can pose questions, take notes, make comments about instructional content, and share resources during and outside of class.

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Create surveys, polls and questionnaires quickly and easily.

*Survey Monkey is also a similar tool

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A virtual corkboard of sticky-notes so students can provide questions or comments on their learning. These can be used like exit tickets or during the course of a lesson.

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Use like individual whiteboards to express ideas and understanding.

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This software is free for all teachers and allows you to import, create and score rubrics on your iPad, tablet or smartphone. You can collect data offline with no internet access, compute scores automatically and print or save the rubrics as a PDF or spreadsheet.

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Designed to foster visual thinking, this tool uses the tag feature from photos in Flickr.

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This software facilitates team collaboration in a visual format – similar to mind mapping, but using visual and textual inputs. Compatible on tablets and PCs, Conceptboard can work from multiple devices.

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This app allows teachers to post assignments for students so both the teacher and peers can provide feedback on the assignment. Students can monitor their progress and work.

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Use Chatzy like you would TodaysMeet, to support backchannel conversations in a private setting. These live chats make great companions to classroom discussion, provide exit tickets, or keep a discussion going after the class is over.

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A combination of a voice recorder and notepad that captures both audio and notes for student collaboration.

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An online resource that helps make digital concept maps in an easy and organized way.

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Interactive whiteboard that allows students to interact with the lesson material by actively writing on the board.

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An online library for animated videos explaining several topics from various content areas. Videos can be accessed based on grade level and topic/subject.

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An app that teachers use to share information with parents.  Students are rewarded with points for good behavior and docked points when misbehaving.

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is a database of current events stories tailor-made for classroom use. Indexed by broad theme (e.g. War and Peace, Arts, Science, Health, Law, Money), stories are both student-friendly and can be accessed in different formats by reading level. Use Newsela to differentiate nonfiction reading.

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A tool for online brainstorming or polling, educators can use this real time tool to see student feedback on questions.

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Glogster allows teachers and students to create interactive, multimedia posters. Posters can include a wide array of media including videos, pictures, text, audio, and other information from the web. Glogsters can be used for a variety of purposes including presentations, field trips, and lessons.

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is a junior version of TEDx for students. TEDEd has a plethora of unique and engaging lessons in the form of short, animated videos. Video topics include “The amazing ways plants defend themselves” and “Could we create dark matter?,” all composed by teachers and members of TEDEd.

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Social networking site for parents, teachers, and students. Teachers can assign and grade work, students can share ideas and collaborate. Teachers can see everything that is posted, so inappropriate use is less common.

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Is an inquiry-oriented lesson format in which most or all of the information that learners work with comes from the web. A class can divide into teams to research different sides of an argument through a WebQuest and then have a class discussion or debate.

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Is a simple web tool that empowers anyone to create and share powerful visuals (i.e. infographics and posters) without having any prior design experience. A class can use easel.ly to create posters very simply, creatively, and without a mess in the classroom.

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Used for making portable devices into portable whiteboards for students. This is great to be incorporated into many lessons. It is more of a substitution tool however, it does also allow for the visuals in a lesson to be more hands on which is easier for students.

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Cartoon that you can record or type out what your avatar will say. These are incorporated into a lot of classrooms to teach lessons about things like the ocean or space. They can also be used for a history lesson when you can make the person a historical figure and placed in their era. It is a very versatile tool to be used in the classroom for all sorts of lessons

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An online software that provides educators with the ability to create quizzes that students can take with mobile devices. It measures, tracks, and visualizes student proficiency and thinking, which allows teachers to assess student learning before and after lessons are taught.

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An online tool that allows for individuals to organize, outline, and visualize information by creating collaborative mind and concept maps.

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An educational fitness plan for kids. It is animated and live action that engages children in jumping, running in place, stretching, etc. while also throwing in educational information while the kids move. Children get to learn, exercise, and laugh!

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An online, all-student response system which provides teachers the opportunity to assign activities to students, receive the results, and provide immediate feedback.

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A Youtube channel that offers short videos explaining a multitude of subjects in a fun, engaging, humorous way for students and incorporates author John Green as host and incorporates cartoon visuals

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Free video lectures, lessons, practice activities and quizzes to help strengthen students’ learning in math, science, economics and many different subjects

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Enables teachers to create interesting and interactive presentations with the goal of enhancing student activity in class, and as well as their knowledge retention.

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Gnowledge is a test making site that gives teachers a variety of resources to make their tests. It also allows for teachers to share their tests with other teachers and randomizes the questions and answers so students never take the same test twice.

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Dipity is a site where students can use images, text, and other media to create a timeline. This can be used to map out past events and can be presented in a nice slideshow with the various forms of media used.

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is an online tool to create charts that display connected ideas.  It can be used for engineering, businesses or designers.

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Bubbl is an online tool to make mind maps in a free and creative way.  These graphics provide visual tools that help display student’s thinking and the connection between concepts.

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Mindmeister is a mind-mapping tool that can help students develop and organize project ideas. This is a free app encourages collaborative brainstorming, where students can work together to plan and analyze potential projects.

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A website that has various math games to help build student’s math skills. The game that is linked is a rubber ducky game that builds student’s logic skills

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A self-paced, student-centered online program that results in improved reading performance. As students complete tasks in the areas of foundational skills, fluency, vocabulary, and comprehension, they earn points that can be used to decorate their personal clubhouse or stock their toy store. Teachers can input scores students have received on assessments to either increase or decrease the difficulty of text.

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Go Noodle is a good tool to use in primary elementary classes. Go Noodle provides videos that can be used as brain breaks to help students remain alert and focused. These videos boost student productivity. There are also videos that promote mindfulness.

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Provides fun and engaging videos on a wide range of topics. These videos are informative and can be used to introduce a topic or to sum up a topic the class has been learning.

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is an online communication application that allows students to share notes and collaborate, using things like virtual whiteboards and live file shares.

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A fun interactive quizzing website that can be used in the classroom. You can create your own or search for other quizzes and use them in your classroom.

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Verso is a cloud-based continuous professional development platform providing teachers with embedded, high-impact teaching strategies that promote deeper and more personalized learning in every classroom.

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This is an app that is used to randomly choose students. On the app you can mark the students answers which is a form of formative assessment.

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This is a mind-mapping tool that allows students to think deeply about their learning material. Students can use this mind-map to organize their facts, thoughts, and even images!

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This tool allows students to make “word clouds” or word art. Students can manipulate font, color, and format to create beautiful word art that can help to reinforce certain terms and meanings.

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Classroom: a website where teachers can develop a classroom set up for parents, teachers, and students.  There can be posted questions, documents, etc.  Good way for students to be able to access resources at home.

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The nonprofit ReadWorks provides K-12 teachers with what to teach and how to teach it—online, for free, to be shared broadly.

It provides the largest, highest-quality library of curated nonfiction and literary articles in the country, along with reading comprehension and vocabulary lessons, formative assessments, and teacher guidance. Most importantly, everything ReadWorks does is based on proven cognitive science research, not unproven academic theory.

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Google Earth is a computer program and app featuring a virtual globe where students can explore 3D versions of the Earth, Moon, and other celestial bodies. Students can explore history and ancient civilizations by utilizing the timeline feature, “flying” to historical sites, etc. There are tools students can utilize to measure distances between phenomena recorded by satellite, providing an opportunity to integrate mathematics.

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is a safe, simple, and secure way for teachers to send mass text messages to students and parents without invading privacy. Teachers can use this to send reminders and notification to students concerning upcoming tests, homework assignments, due dates, and events which students and parents will receive through text message or email. Teachers can schedule messages to be sent in advance, which keeps students up to date with schoolwork and helps prevent forgetfulness.

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is a resource that helps turn learning into a fun and interactive game. It’s a quick way to create a jeopardy game with lesson facts. Just create a quiz board with the questions you want, split your class into groups and get the fun started!

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-similar to neared
-can upload presentation to make interactive
-students participate actively

answering impromptu questions
-students can give feedback if they understand their learning

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-can make animated videos, social web pages, make web stories, videos, graphics, etc.
-Basically posters you could make online
-No way to share unless you publish it
-Web based, fairly free to get started, but then the more you use the more you pay

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-Animated presentation
-Higher level of Bloom's ignorer to understand content
-Can record voice and music on it
-professional looking presentation
-Audio and visual
-Lots of templates to choose from

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-Video padlet
-students add different videos (recording themselves)
-Visual and audio features
-gives immediate feedback
-simple to use

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Can see what other teachers are using so that you can collaborate.
-Can upload videos and questions will pop up as it goes along
-Formative assessment and have students engage
-user friendly and easy to set students up with

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A guided "powerpoint" app where students can follow along. Teachers can put the app in "teacher mode" and can move all the class slides at one time.
-one to one interaction with teacher and students
-presentation like google slides where you can input and add quizzes/ images/videos. etc.
-students can participate on chrome books
-formative assessment
*Can be time consuming

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Good way for teachers to assess students responses and understandings.

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App to update parents with pictures on what kids are doing through out the day.

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Canva makes design simple for everyone. Create designs for Web or print: blog graphics, presentations, Facebook covers, flyers, posters, and invitations. Canva makes graphic design amazingly simple for everyone, by bringing together a drag-and-drop design tool with a library of more than 1 million stock photographs, graphic elements and fonts.

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Online poster presentation

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Is a web-based infographic application which allows users without intensive experience as graphic designers to easily create professional-grade infographics using themed templates.

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Assessment used for reading and writing. Students fill in words in the middle of a sentence. Indicator for future reading success. Kids also read unknown words to see how they pronounce them for future success in reading with speed and sound. Can need strategic or intensive help based on results.

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A learning platform where teachers can post homework, grades, and notify students and students can complete and check for homework.

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A very easy way to make a mindmap. Multiple students can work together and each "bubble" includes the name of the person who contributed so you can see how much students are participating.

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A website where you can change the settings to "teacher pace" or "student pace". As a teacher, you create questions for everyone to follow along on their devices and answer accordingly. In teacher mode, everyone has to finish before moving on to the next question. This is a GREAT way to make sure that EVERYONE participates. On student mode, students can go at own pace. Students do not see each other's work between each question

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Just like playing Jeopardy! Good way to go over key points in chapters

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A way to annotate readings. Label all paragraphs, underline author statements, and circle definitions and repeated words.

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Songs available online that correspond with popular tunes in order to learn about a topic. ADD PICTURE

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2 opposing sides walk a step forward and start with saying "I think" in the context of a historical figure. ADD PIC

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Ladder on ground to discuss an issue. Each step has a starting statement "I feel" "Maybe we should try to" etc.

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In iterative way for students to engage in learning through a visual context

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A unique way to present information to students that includes pictures or videos

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A visually pleasing and engaging form of presenting information

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Can be a debate or acting out two or more characters

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Online interactive game that measures students speed and accuracy and will give points for each answer

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Use a QR code to have students scan a link and follow along with the presentation on their own screen

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Act like your taking the class on a tour in a museum and use historical pictures, letters and props to seem "museum" like

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Talk in the sense of a news reporter on a topic

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When we share a common emotional experience, we can build off each other's thoughts and create a powerful message.
-It is a collective

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-Online timeline where students can easily create their own timeline of important events
-Teachers can use as a tool as well

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-Online tool that enables students to create flashcards
-Teachers can use on the form of an exit ticket to assess student knowledge

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-Uses physical objects and symbols as tools to get to know and learn more about a person

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-Helps students to visualize and contribute to common ideas of a topic
-Allows structure and student contribution

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A video clip using picture slide shows an music-usually no voice talking

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Great way to get different viewpoints and challenge new ideas

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Have pictures come in as you're telling the story to make it seem more interesting