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I enjoyed exploring all of the different applications. Some of them were familiar to me and some I have never used. There are so many interactive applications available and I believe it is important to have an understanding of how some of the most commonly used apps work. I did not like how we had to involve friends and family on almost all tasks. I believe proficiency can be displayed through the creation of the task and we should not be judged on the ability of a family or friend to engage. I still consider myself a student and I know I am always learning. Getting acquainted with these tools has allowed me to see how much I can continue to learn. As I learn about new tools, it will be my goal to independently explore them so I can have meaningful conversation with educators about their use. Overall, this experience acquainted me with some great web applications.

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https://todaysmeet.com/Plans

Today's Meet allows for meaningful classroom discussion. I can certainly see this being helpful for students who may be leveled or grouped in a class and are covering different topics.

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https://tinyurl.com/y99up8ly

Google Docs is a great option for teachers who have students that must submit papers or extended response items. It allows the teacher to respond with feedback within the document.

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https://tinyurl.com/gvdga6b

I am familiar with Tiny URL and I believe it is very easy to use. A teacher can meaningfully use it to create URL's that are much shorter in length. It can reduce the stress of entering a lengthy address.

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https://answergarden.ch/613165

I would love to use this to have students describe characters in a story. As students learn about character development, this would be a great tool to use.

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Kahoot is great assessment tool. It can serve as a class item analysis tool. Teachers can use it to see which question is giving students the most trouble so she can gauge remediation efforts.

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http://linoit.com/users/katiewilkins515/canvases/Katie%20Wilkins

Linnet would be a useful tool for reading groups. Teachers could have different assignments for each group and tag them depending on what she wanted each to complete.

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Poll Everywhere and Mentimeter seem to offer the same options. If a teacher needs to gauge student interests or opinions, Poll Everywhere would be a good option.

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Mentimeter was easy to create and easy to share with friends and family. A teacher could easily use this to assess student opinion on specific topics. It could be a helpful tool to determine what the class may be interested in reading next for literature circles.

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https://padlet.com/katiewilkins515/katiescorner

Padlet is an engaging way for teachers to collect student ideas. This is also a great space for students to collaborate with each other. Teachers can meaningfully use Padlet for instruction by allowing students to brainstorm ideas or submit questions about a class assignment or discussion.