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I LOVED that there was a mobile and desktop option for today's challenge. I'm interested in using it sometime in class.

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The app is super easy to use, but the website is extremely confusing. I wish the web interface was a bit simpler. It is odd how the app reads the code instantly and you don't need to frame the code in the reader anymore. It was amusing to involve our admin in this challenge. Ryan is not exactly tech-savvy so we had to walk him through tap by tap on my iPhone. lol

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Let us in! This challenge was great because it came at breaktime. Thanks Lori! Draw and Tell seems fun but I'm not a huge fan of the background music. We were wishing that we could move more than one object at a time, and it didn't seem as funny as Sock Puppets since our voices didn't change.

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Chantelle: I can see Skitch being useful. My first thought is that it would work well for labelling parts of an instrument, or labelling different notes on a sheet of music.

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Lawrence: This is a neat app that can be useful in using objects for students to learn . It was fairly easy to use but the colour function was sort of challenging.

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I've used Popplet before as a mind mapping tool. It's very user-friendly.
http://popplet.com/app/#/3493233

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Tuesday morning

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Lawrence: This is literally what my day today looks like. It was fun to make it into a meme!

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Chantelle: Mematic was really easy to use. I can see it being a fun, short assignment for the kids.

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Challenge #2:Canva