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Most of things I use (and even I know) have been listed.
I am mostly using Edmodo and GSuite
Padlet,

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I use Google doc, google meet, zoom, google drive, padlet and managebac

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Tools used: Google Docs, Padlet, and Piktochart Infographics, Powerpoint, Prezzi

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Educators! Learn how to use Pixton in the classroom. Set up your classroom and begin teaching any subject in minutes through the super-power of comics.

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In my school we implemented Google Suite and for evaluation through test I use the questbase.com platform.

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http://oecdeducationtoday.blogspot.pt/2017/10/how-pisa-measures-students-ability-to.html

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I will use the same collaboration tools, as those I use with the students most of the time are those already provided and free, such as
- Google Docs and Google Presentations, is a very useful tool for students who work collaboratively and share materials
- all the free software that can be useful for the realization of our project ....

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I will use the same collaboration tools, as those I use with the students most of the time are those already provided and free, such as
- Google Docs and Google Presentations, is a very useful tool for students who work collaboratively and share materials
- all the free software that can be useful for the realization of our project ..

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I use web 2.0 tools while working on projects  in my classroom

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In my class, I use google drive, Virtual Aula and various blogs

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I only learned about Kahoot a while back and can´t still work properly with it. But I think students like it a lot. I think I'll check some of the ideas posted.
Moodle and PPT ot prezi are very common, I think.
And i used padlet for the 1st time last here.  They weren't very enthusiastic about it.
I made a "trimino" last year, which is a good way for them to learn vocabulary. It worked quite well. It's is a kind of a puzzle which they have to solve.

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As the course is coming to its end, I've read most of the posts and hte tools I use have alreday be named

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Coggle (mind maps), Sutori (interactive timeline)

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I use padllet, google drive, edmodo, kahoot. Thank you all for sharing!

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I use Cmap a tool for create concept maps.

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I am going to repeat same collaboration tools, as the ones I use with students most of the time have already been mentioned
- Google Docs and Google Presentations, is a very useful tool for students to work in collaboration and share materials
- Prezi, for more original presentations (but very slow when it is loading)
- Voicethread, to record voices and correct pronunciation

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I use moodle, Facebook, kahoot, prezi, Office 365, among others

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I use Edmodo, eTwinning, Google Docs and Google Drive.

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The most used tool in my school among us teachers is Edmodo, it gives us the opportunity to exchange ideas and innovative practices for ongoing projects.

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In my class I use Edmodo and eTwinning platform

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2.5 Collaboration Tools
I have used various web2.0 tools. Exemple: Google Drive is a storage and file synchronization service, Google Drive is now home to Google Docs, a range of productivity applications, offering editing of documents, spreadsheets, presentations ... Google Drive is based on the concept of cloud computing because the surfer can store files through this service and access them from any computer or other compatible devices as long as they are connected to the internet.

In addition, Google Drive makes several applications available online, without those programs being installed on the computer of the person using them.

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With partners I use Whatsapp, mail, Skype calls, Google docs and the eTwinning platform to communicate, exchange ideas, define projects and clear doubts.

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we use telegram

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I usually make collaboration between the students by using differents tools. One of the is MOODLE Platform. In this one, I can exchange information with all my students and I can test them. Additionally, I can make groups of work when the face many activities.

https://moodle.org/?lang=es

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We use Edmodo in our school. I think it works well

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We use Edmodo in our school. I think it works well

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Team up seems a very useful tool! I will try it!

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Another wonderful collaboration tool is Trello (not sure if it has been already mentioned).
According to their description on the web: Trello’s boards, lists, and cards enable you to organize and prioritize your projects in a fun, flexible and rewarding way.

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Some of the tools I use in the classroom have already been mentioned: Kahoot or prezi are some of them.
I don't think Goconqr was mentioned. It is quite interesting to promote collaboration between teachers:
https://www.goconqr.com/pt/

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I can noticed that you have written the majority of the more common tools that I use. I agree with you: they are quite useful! I would like to recommend VISUAL THINKING (to transmit ideas and concepts in a very fast, original and easy way). It is very interesting to be used with dyslexic students. As well as LISTLY (students can create different lists to remember easier). GENIALLY is another interesting tool (specially to introduce projects).

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I use Cmap a tool for create concept maps.

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We usually use different collaboration tools, some of them are: Google classroom, Google Drive, Google Docs, Prezi, Kahoot, eTwinning...

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I suggest kahoot. With this tool as a teacher you can create quizzes and your students can answer it with their mobiles in the class.
https://kahoot.it/
My other advice is Aurasma. With the help of aurasma you can bring everything to your class, it is easy to run it.
https://www.aurasma.com/

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I'd suggest POWTOON which is the tool you've used to produce the presentation and introduction to this MOOC videos. It's really funny and creative. Love it!
https://www.powtoon.com/home/

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Zaption, google drive, dropbox, pearl tree, pinterest...

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I preferentially use the following tools for students to collaborate:

Office 365
NEO LMS
OneNote

But I've looked at some of the tools that suggest and have considered some very interesting ones and I'm thinking of using them.

Thanks for sharing.

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Edmodo, https://www.edmodo.com/
kahoot, https://kahoot.it/
answergarden, https://answergarden.ch/

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We mainly use:
- Kahoot (playing)
- OneNote (notebook sharing)

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Unfortunately I do not use all those tools, but I use some of them such as: powerpoint, prezzi...
Therefore, I will take some ideas. Thank you for your help!

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Unfortunate

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Unfortunately I do not use so many tools and the ones I use have already been mentioned: Kahoot, moodle, powerpoint and prezzi.
Thank you for your ideas. I will take note.

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Unfortunately I do not use so many tools and the ones I use have already been mentioned: Kahoot, moodle, powerpoint and prezzi.
Thank you for your ideas. I will take note.

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I know many of the tools mentioned by my colleagues in this padlet but at this moment, given the ages of my students and their performance in the use of ICT, we mainly use:
Google drive,
the school blog,
ppt, word, publisher, ...
educaplay ...

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-Popplet
-Kahoot!
-Blindspace
-Tricider
-Prezi
-Google Drive
-Edmodo
-Twinspace
-Madmagz
-Aurasma
-ThingLink
-Answergarden...

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- Kahoot
- Edmodo  - I prefer it,  but my colleagues use:
- Moodle
- Facebook
- World Café
- Aquarium
- PPT presentation

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Jose María Reillo, Campo de Criptana (Spain)

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Jose María Reillo, Campo de Criptana (Spain)

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My favourite collaborative tools are:
- Kahoot as let us create funny games where we can assess the pupils´ knowledge.
- Edmodo is essential in our workday, for example to assign homework.
- Poowton or Prezi as they´re very usefull and illustrative to show any subject.
- Even, I would add Social Networking websites like Facebook as through groups you can collaborate in groups.

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Since the beginning of my etwinning projects I have used many tools such as;animaker-voki-padlet-prezi-powtoon-genially-google apps-kahoot-actionbound-survey monkey-riddle and many more..Also I used ''team up'' last year but it isny so suitable for my classes..

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We use an internal and official network for all education centers in Andalusia called "Helvia"

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it is the first time I hear of team up... it seems to be really interesting. I usally use padlet and google apps

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These tools are interesting, however, since we do not have internet access in our Physics lab, I can not use such tools. I sort the teams, or they pull numbers or the dice decide.

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http://wheeldecide.com/   - If you can’t decide, all you need to do is touch the wheel, let go, and let the Wheel Decide.

https://www.socrative.com/
- Socrative is your classroom app for fun, effective classroom engagement. No matter where or how you teach, Socrative allows you to instantly connect with students as learning happens.

https://zoom.us/meeting#  - join a meet for free

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I'm too late too!!.I think you have mentioned all of the tools I know. One of the ones I like a lot is Kahoot as it is exciting for my pupils.

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I’m afraid I’m too late. All collaborative tools that I know or I use they’ve been named. Thank you for some of the comments you made on some tools. They’ve been very useful to see pros and cons of them.

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In this padlet I can find various tools for collaboration. Some of them I already know (from other courses), some of them are new. Unfortunately I am not able to use them. It doesn't look like I need them now. I use my google drive to share some of my documents if necessary. I tried to use pearltrees (https://www.pearltrees.com/) to collect links and works from around the internet to help my students find origami instructions I think are useful. I think the most useful are blogs and webpages created for students and by students. And this is collaboration worth effort.

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Edmodo and Kahoot are good tools to share information

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Padlet, google apps and it's good to form groups on the topic. So they decide about the topic and then the groups are formed based on their topic choices.

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This is  really a good tool to make groups which is always a difficult decision: I often ask students to decide how to form groups but this never satisfies everyone.  the only negative aspect is that this tool requires a great time to insert all the information.

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I am new to TeamUp, however i have used various web2.0 tools for creative writing, quizzes and Padlet

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Teamup is very helpful.
I browsed through the padlet and I do not have to suggest anything more than the tools you have already posted...
I use mostly Google apps and cloud.

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I use google documents, answer garden, word art, tagxedo, story bird, padlet, animoto, lino,...

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What a nice tool is Teamup!!  In my class I use mainly  Wikispace, also Pinterest, Padlet, Dropbox, and Google Drive.

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Sometics is a tool similar to TeamUp. It is designed to make work groups taking into account some factors chosen by yourself. Here you have the link:

https://www.sometics.com/en/sociogram

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A good tool for sharing information is a wiggio.

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Nice and useful tool! And it's a great idea to share other tools with all the group. Here you are my imput:
Lino is an online notice board where students can share ideas, opinions about something, brainstorming,...
Easy to use and it's available for many different devices.

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Wonderful! What an array of tools. The background to get students working together on projects even when they are not in the school. Thank you! Just have to figure out the most effective ones now! ;)

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I will try to use teamup because I have never tried before. Thank you for sharing!!

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I have been using classDOJO for 2 weeks. I'm not familiar with teamUp, I hear about it from an other mooc about collaboration but I haven't used yet.

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All the tools I use have been already mentioned, I wasn't familiar with TeamUp. I will give it a try.

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I sometimes use Edmodo or a virtual classroom (made with a program that our educational system give us) to collaborate with the parents because my students are between 3 and 5 years old.

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PADLET, Lino and Google Drive are good for primary school.

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In the past two years I have used ww.edmodo.com which an online networking application that helps teachers create classes and divide classes in groups.  It also connects teachers to other teachers with whom they can share ideas, reflections and activities. Edmodo allows teachers to communicate with their students, upload resources, have students work on activities  individually or in groups and have them take a test. It encourages a peer-learning and peer-support environment. My students find edmodo interesting and enjoy working with it.  Once a teacher has created a class (s/he can also divide it into groups),s/he sends each student the access code for registration. Each student can communicate with the teacher and his/her classmates. Parental access to their son or daughter’s works is also possible.

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I used the www.edmodo  platform to send tasks to my students.

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Starting from this school year me and my colleagues are using the Registro Elettronico, in a section of it you can upload files and choose with whom you want to share them (the classes, a single teacher or the teachers grouped by classes

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Starting from this school year me and my colleagues are using the Registro Elettronico, in a section of it you can upload files and choose with whom you want to share them (the classes, a single teacher or the teachers grouped by classes

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The collaboration tools used in the class are blogspot.com, Google Drive, Google docs.

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oh, they've all been talked about, but I use Plickers, Google Drive, Edmodo and Mentimeter.
The problem is that many of my students do not have a computer or cell phone with internet access and in college we also do not have the possibility to use the internet in the classroom, so the use of tools is limited.

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It is very interesting to learn more about what tools we can use in our classroom. I honestly can say that I learned only here, at this course, about padlet and team up. I will use it because it is really useful. Usually I use Google drive.

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I use Team Up and I like it very much.
The Collaborative Tools  I use the most have already been presented. I use Google drive, Kahoot, Socrative, Thinglink, Picktochart, Padlet and Mentimeter.

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actionbound is another app,in which your students can play games in groups. I am not sure whether it is suitable or not.

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I use edmodo but I use twinspace on etwinning platform even more. I use google documents, meeting words, tricider..

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I'm afraid I can't add anything more!!! I personally use www.edmodo in my classes. :)

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It seems that almost all apps have been already mentioned so I will only add that https://www.pixton.com
is really worth mentioning when it comes to collaborating in a comic book creation or teachers' resources.
I also use Keynote for common activity of making any kinds of presentations plus of course IMovie, FCPX or other film apps to enliven the process of our common education.

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Lino Sticky and photo sharing for you:
Take notes, share your ideas with your group members and use stickes to share files.
http://en.linoit.com/

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I usually use symbaloo, it is very useful to share tools with other colleagues and even with students

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In my school we implemented Google Suite, but personally use it, for sharing digital content with the classes, the edmodo.com platform, and for training teachers using blendspace.com. While for evaluation through test I use the questbase.com platform.

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Interesting video about team-up. Probably I'm going to use it in a short future. Normally, I use Drive, Google Classroom and Socrative. This last program quite similar to Kahoot, however it has two main advantages, we don't need a proyector in the class and the "teacher-room" has always the same name, insted of a  group random numbers.

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Dear all. After reading your posts I think there is nothing new I can add to this panel. Anyway, I would like to tell you that in our school I implemented the project 1:1 from 10 years old to 16. After some mistakes we decided to move to G Suite for Education. Within this ecosytem we have all tools we need to carry on a true collaborative culture among teachers and alumni. So far, G Suite is working. To share the good practices we have created the School Lab where we try any complemet before improve the G Suite. Classroom and Sites are my favourites. Thanks for your contribuitions.

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We use Google Drive to share documents and Google Classroom with classes.
I personally use Kahoot or Mentimeter to do some acitivities as quizzes.
For assessment I sometimes use Rubristar but it'snot easy to suit the English forms to the Italian needs

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You have written down the applications I already use.
Thanks for the information you have provided

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I think all of them have already been mentioned. One of the most powerfull is the combination of google classroom, google drive and additio. Kahoot also engages a lot.

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I'm so happy I'm taking this course! There is so much to learn! I could mention padlet and Google drive, but now I know many more. Thank you all for sharing!