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I am going to use Quizlet to review geometry shapes and terms.

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I look forward to using Padlet as a digital tool to complete our daily Exit Slips.

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I am interested in using this to help students become accountable for their own learning, collaboration, and research.

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This would be a good way to review vocabulary

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This tool can be used to create a quick test or quiz from a growing list of topics and questions. This tool enables you to turn tests or quizzes into games, which could help decrease student testing anxiety

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I have used Google Forms for quizzes in my AP World History class and getting and giving feedback from/to students is so amazing!!!! When you set up a Google Form you can receive their data via a Google Spreadsheet or linked to Google Classroom. Seriously check it out!!!

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I know this is something that has been available for a while, but I have used it very little due to other programs in my class.  Upon looking at it today, I am planning to use some of the already-created presentations on gerunds, and I also want to create my own for instructional techniques to assist students that are new to my class so that they can view classroom routines.

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I am interested in using Padlet for grouping students and for student collaboration and discussions.

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I have heard about both of these and they sound really interesting for quick feedback. It would be a good way to review with students and keep them engaged during lessons. I am looking forward to learning more about these tools.

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I look forward to using Grammarly in my classroom as a way to help students better enhance and edit their writing and grammar skills.

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I have used this back when it first came out. I have just started using Padlet, again, in the art classroom to help students learn how to critique artwork.

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I am interested in using Padlet for interpersonal communication, whether speaking or writing.

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I have not used Padlet before but it sounds and looks interesting so once I have the opportunity to explore and play with it more myself I think it would be useful.  A tool I have used in the past few weeks that I have not used since last school year is Thinklink.  Thinkline is an app that allows the teacher to add images and details to help students learn and students can interact with the assignment as well.  K. Graham

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I have not used Padlet before but it sounds and looks interesting so once I have the opportunity to explore and play with it more myself I think it would be useful.  A tool I have used in the past few weeks that I have not used since last school year is Thinklink.  Thinkline is an app that allows the teacher to add images and details to help students learn and students can interact with the assignment as well.  K. Graham

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I am a proponent of Classroom Dojo which is effective in the self-contained setting although it appears geared toward the younger student. 

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I am a proponent of Classroom Dojo which is effective in the self-contained setting although it appears geared toward the younger student. 

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Looking forward to learning about a new tool that hopefully will be useful...

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I have never used this so I think it will be helpful when I am grouping my students. I like the idea that I can look at data and interest and this will help as I write my lesson plans.

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Padlet is a Tech Tool way that I can quickly group students based on interests/ needs. The "column" feature allows me to create various titles which students can self select or be assigned to.