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http://www.twiddla.com/
Notepad online for meeting spaces and multiple users.
-Daniel

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Poll Everywhere
Easy Polls
from web or in powerpoint
-Daniel

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Collaboration - https://aviary.com/
Free Photo Editing from Adobe
-Daniel

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Livestream classroom projects for an audience to view and archive for 30 days. Make classroom projects come alive with an audience.
-Daniel

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I think an alternative to Google Slides and PowerPoint and Prezi.
-Daniel

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Google Expeditions: Take your students to places a bus can't

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Google Expeditions: Take your students to places a bus can't

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-Randall

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Storytelling with maps using Tour Builder

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Storytelling with maps using Tour Builder

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https://tourbuilder.withgoogle.com/

Tour Builder is a new way to show people the places you've visited and the experiences you had along the way using Google Earth. It lets you pick the locations right on the map, add in photos, text, and video, and then share your creation.
-Randall

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Learn to set privacy settings, give ideas of what to tweet, learn how to upload photos and tweet them, hash tags, who to follow (example: my class followed authors we read, and sometimes the authors responded to us) and who not to follow (students and parents followed me) but I never followed them.

- Ally

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Prezi and PowerPoint - Classroom Presentations by Students.

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Prezi and PowerPoint - Classroom Presentations by Students.

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I am envisioning this as a class for teachers who want their students to be able to give presentations, but need some guidelines and best practices so that they have some consistency when kids come to school on presentation day.

Examples of things that could be addressed:

When should someone use Prezi vs PowerPoint?

Which is better for group work?

What is the best way to have a student turn in a Prezi or a PowerPoint  exported to USB, etc.

How to write guidelines so that students don't create Prezis that make people feel sea-sick or Powerpoints that put people to sleep.

Embedding videos and clipping them

How to put research citations into the presentations.

So the class would really be teaching the teachers how to do some of those things (exporting a presentation, inserting a video clip) so they could help students, and also give them time to think about their classes and their assignments and develop a guide for presentations for students, and leave with some samples of already made presentations that they can show students.  These could already be on the T4E flash drive and teachers could choose/modify what they like.

-Ally

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This is software that English teachers use in districts that have purchased it - it can be used for peer revisions, checking plagiarism, etc. I know Stillwater has it.

- Ally

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Snap Type and other technology modifications for students with handwriting issues

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Snap Type and other technology modifications for students with handwriting issues

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SnapType is a free iPad app that lets kids with dysgraphia or handwriting issues take a picture of the paper and type in their answers, and then email it to the teacher or upload to Google Docs.

Other options could be predictive text applications and voice to text.

- Ally

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Gretchen Pitts

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Lots of applications in school setting!
Gretchen Pitts

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I've been using this with students this year... don't remember this being offered before?
Gretchen Pitts

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Yes Morrison is using Seesaw for Schools (paid version) at elementary level PK thru 6. I would love to do this!
Gretchen Pitts

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- Kim

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- Kim

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Create new surveys, customize themes (colors, fonts, etc.), use different types of questions, share, export/import to Excel the results.

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Thank you letter, donation letter, About (what we are doing)

- submitted to Kim by Ally

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Use either Word or Gogole Docs. Create "About my child" sheet for parents, Back-to-School letter for parents, Supply & Donation List, PPT for Students (About Me (teacher), procedures for Students, etc.
- submitted to Kim by Ally

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Prepare your PowerPoint and parent letter and walk away ready for OH night. Have teachers bring pics, video, content to create it during class.
- submitted to Kim by Ally

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Using LinkedIn to Connect with Educators

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Using LinkedIn to Connect with Educators

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Set up your LInkedIn Profile using "best practices". Discover how to use LI to find other educators and begin an endless network of ideas.
-Kim

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Tips for keepign kids safe online and teaching them to be responsible. SPS still can't connect via wifi but they are a little more lineant than in prior years.
- Sarah Major

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Need fundamentals, management, and apps for Pre-K, K, 1st grade)
SPS purchasing iPad carts and iPads for Pre-K thru 1st grade)
- Sarah Major

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SPS still purchasing more.

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Need both a fundamental and beyond with lab time.
- Sarah Major

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Teachers are being asked to prove that the technology they are using is improving learning. Any ideas of what this might be???

- submitted during webinar by Sarah Major (Library Media Specialist at Will Rogers Elementary)

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Take any video and interject questions, audio, TF, etc.
Great for Library Media Specialists
- Mark

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- Mark

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- Mark

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How to map out what you need

- Mark

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Google Expeditions
Google Classroom
Google Drive
Google Email

-- submitted during webinar by Daniel?

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- submitted during webinar by Daniel?

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For Science & Math teachers

submitted to Kim by Debbie & Mark

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Amazon Classroom (wishlist for supplies, etc.)
Amazon Inspire (more friendly way of using Amazon)

- submitted to Kim by Ally

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or any other software for writing

- submitted to Kim by Ally

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Sanebox (add-in)
Google Alert
Gmail Settings:

Undo:  You can undo sent messages.

Turn off Reply all feature.

Search feature.  Small down triangle in search box.  Click to reveal search options

Boomerang for Gmail (reminders if no reply, schedule emails, etc.)
Google Drive

Mobile app available

Revision history

Web Clipboard

Stay organized

Folder colors

Right click docs or folders to access more options

Drag and drop files

Google Search

Use More button to find more search parameters

- Kim

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IFTTT (maybe...would have to be very specific on how to use as to not overwhelm)
CamStudio
Awesome Screenshot (Chrome plugin)
WeVideo.com
Pixlr
Audacity
Moovly.com
StoryBoaardThat
Piktochart.com
Thinglink.com

- Kim

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Mentimeter (limit 2 ?s/poll)
Poll Everywhere (limit to 25, no reported answers)
Office Mix
Nearpod
Socrative

- Kim

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An add-on to PowerPoint, you can add polls, quizzes, interactivites, etc. Let students create a mix to demonstrate their knowledge of the class content.

- Kim

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This should be a "beyond the basics" type of course to show them new tools to use for videos, audio, etc.

Screen Cstomatic (Mark)

- Kim

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We have heard once again that more teachers want to move to a flipped classroom but don't know how to get started.

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Based on last years group, there is a need for beginner Word and Excel classes if not others.
Sherryl

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Translation Tools for working with ELL students and parents (Google Translate and Microsoft translate options in Word and PowerPoint).

- Ally

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For the "Googlers", there's also WeVideo.  There is a fee for subscription, but they also offer a free version.  The free account is limited to 5 minutes of published video time and 1GB of cloud storage.  Free accounts also publish videos with a watermark.
Some cool features of WeVideo are importing media directly from social sites, integrated themes, music and sound effects.

Thanks!
Kerri
https://www.wevideo.com/education/

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Movie Maker can be used in a lot of fun ways in the classroom (see video below).
If offered this year, my suggestion is to offer a beginner class and an advanced class.

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Technology that enables teachers to reflect all the students devices at the same time thru the projector. - Kim

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Marcy says that Morrison grade school has subscribed to SeeSaw.

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https://newsela.com/about/
Improve students reading comprehension

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https://www.historypin.org/en/
Explore and create collections of historical pictures