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I found texthelp or read&write for google chrome to be a little overwhelming/confusing at first. You first need to download the program (its free) and then when you pull up a program with google chrome like wikipedia, you will see a small, purple icon in the right corner of your screen that says 'rw'. A 'read and write toolbar' will appear with features that are fun to utilize. I like that when you highlight text it will read it for you (which is great for young children). I also like the vocabulary and simplify features where are also good for young students.

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Improve reading and writing confidence

The Read&Write toolbar integrates seamlessly with G Suite apps. To make it easy for students to access literacy support tools when working on Google Docs, PDFs, ePubs and even webpages. Providing students with a helping hand with reading and writing, where and when they need it.

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Improve reading and writing confidence The Read&Write toolbar integrates seamlessly with G Suite apps. To make it easy for students to access literacy support tools when working on Google Docs, PDFs, ePubs and even webpages. Providing students with a helping hand with reading and writing, where and when they need it.

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I really like the ease of use and page flip component of this application. I can see this being used in any subject matter. I'm interested in seeing how students can collaborate on the same book for a project.

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Book Creator - Love Learning - Book Creator app

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Teachers love it. Students love it. Book Creator is the simplest, most inclusive way to create content in the classroom.

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While doing my research, I stumbled on Ted Ed and I believe it's a great way to create content for blended learning classrooms. It allows the teacher to use already existing videos or create videos and ask questions.

https://ed.ted.com/

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I found plickering very useful especially for quick feedback on tasks or as a reward (game) after getting through a difficult topic. Great for formative assessment as well as for wrapping up a specific skill. I love the fact that I can work easily on the app on my phone as well. I just joined and it was very easy to use. Though I had a quick trial from a classmate in class prior to me using it to create my own.

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I used this tool to create a PD for my team. It was easy and I needed no help at all. Its user friendly and I think this can be used for presentation of work and

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In attempting to create a NEAT or easily understood BL version, I have added 3 different leveled activities in an Insert Learning document to be shared with the class. I can see the completed tasks, monitor progress and check discussions the assigned class.

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InsertLearning Share - Immigrants in the American Colonies

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Check out this website that I turned into a lesson with InsertLearning