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My first thought bubble was supposed to say, " Ms. Bragg is signing up for multiple technology tools and trying them out.  It was a long and hard process but it was worth it for her students." I tried saving it over and over and even as a new StoryBoard and it would not save that first bubble. I would not recommend this website due to that error!

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Google Docs are so easy to use and I've used them for class projects and I continue to use them with my kindergarten team when we make/change curriculum, long range plans, etc. I could use this meaningfully in my classroom if I taught 3rd grade or above, I could use Google Docs for group collaboration for projects and classroom conversations.

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The Technology Competency GoogleDoc link was not available so I had to use a different link.  I used the link for my Google Doc in Task #8.  This website was really easy to use and helpful for lower grade levels.  I could definitely use this meaningfully in my class if I were an upper grade teacher.  For kindergarten, they need colorful/pictured links that they can just click on. Some students do not know all of their letters so it would be hard to have them type in any link or even do a Google search.

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Create a google doc, add some information and provide editing rights for anyone who has the link. Share the link with someone else and ask them to comment in another color and identify themselves. Ensure that the link allows anyone with access to edit. The reviewer will also attempt to edit the…

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I LOVE how Answer Garden doesn't require a sign up and/or login required to use the program!!!

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AnswerGarden " What do you want to learn today?

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AnswerGarden is a new minimalistic brainstorm tool for online brainstorming, real time audience participation and classroom feedback.

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Kahoot seemed pretty easy to use. I can use this meaningfully in my class with math, sight words, etc.

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Linoit was really easy and functional. I could use this meaningfully in my classroom for group projects and classroom projects!

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lino is an online web sticky note service that can be used to post memos, to-do lists, ideas, and photos anywhere on an online web canvas. lino is a completely free service that runs on all popular web browsers.

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Flipgrid was very fun and easy to use. I can/will use it meaningfully in my classroom as a link on my Symbaloo to have my students create videos at home or in class to share with the class for projects and/or assignments. This will get my students extremely engaged. I am really excited to use it as a "get to know you" activity in the beginning of the year. If you need the password to view it, its: vesd12345

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Flipgrid is where social and emotional learning happens! The leading video discussion platform for millions of PreK to PhD educators, students, and families.

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Although Thinglink seemed very confusing for me, I wanted to try to make it accessible to my classroom.  It can be used meaningfully in my classroom because we're learning about ladybugs right now.  I can put this as a link on my Symbaloo and tell my students to click on this link along with others to learn about ladybugs.  The realistic picture of a ladybug has a link for a Youtube video that has fun facts about ladybugs in order to get my students engaged in the topic.

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TOUCH this image to discover its story. Image tagging powered by ThingLink

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The experience creating this Padlet has been extremely easy. I could use this meaningfully in an upper grade classroom in order to get anonymous responses on questions, vote on topics, etc.