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Tinkercad allows students to play, create, and learn by doing. Students can try virtual tests, then actually create something tangible after they have taken the project through trial and error virtually.

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1.5b Computational Thinker
Student collect and organize data to set up for analysis, so they can make decisions and final assessments of their research.

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1.6c Creative Communicator
Students are able to present dynamic presentations to the class that share complex ideas while using visuals and models to enhance the presentation.

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1.6d Creative Communicator
By using Flipgrid, students relay their ideas, perspectives, or arguments in a academic, professional manner.

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1.6d Creative Communicator
Students who choose WordPress to relay their understanding of their work create a presentation platform that presents information in a way that garners attention and response from their peers and possibly others.

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1.7c Global Collaborator
Students work with a variety of peers to create meaning and work toward a visual understanding of their work and research.

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1.4b Innovative Designer
Students use Tinkercad to take risks, create designs, and manage the process of their discovery and learning of creation.

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1.7b Global Collaborator
Students use Parlay to connect with their peers, discuss ideas, pose questions, and answer questions in a responsible and respectful manner.

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1.1c Empowered Learner
Students are able to use Blooket to inform their own learning, and create goals for themselves during their project.

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1.1c Empowered Learner
Students are able to use Pear Deck to not only interact with other students, gauging their understanding in regard to their classmates, but also to inform their own learning, and create goals for themselves during their project.

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1.3c Knowledge Constructor
Students use Nearpod to build undestanding of a concept through a variety of mediums, and then develop ideas and understandings based on what they have watched, viewed, and read.

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When students conduct research for an social science unit regarding how war affects a nation, they will need to have a variety of places to store and organize texts, videos, class notes, or individual notes to support their conclusions for the final unit assessment.

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When students are finished with a PBL unit on the causes of civil war, Screencastify gives students the ability to present their projects with the rest of the class regardless of where the class is at the time. Students can view the projects when convenient, or the teacher may require each students to watch and respond to a predetermined number of presentations that they are most interested in.

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If students are expected to engage in a debate or give a speech as a final assessment, they are able to present through Flipgrid; teacher can also use Flipgrid as a response tool to formatively assess students as they work through their ideas as they prepare to debate or give a speech on a controversial topic.

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If students are conducting a study on characters in a particular novel or set of texts, they may create blog posts to share their ideas about a particular character, and what connections they make in that regard. The blog serves as a series of notes and ideas that the student (and others) can glean ideas from as they look over the posts while they read and eventually finish the text(s).

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If students are researching what has contributed to ice caps melting over the years (decades, centuries, millennia), they can create a working timeline that they can add too over the course of the unit to organize their information and determine if they see any patterns or contributing factors to answer their question.

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Students who are creating a robot that will make a particular task easier have the ability to test their ideas before completely building their robot. Allowing students to virtually create can be fiscally responsible since students will be using fewer tangible resources by testing their work online first.

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If students are working on a science unit on complex circuits, they may need others' ideas to help them determine how and when to use particular circuitry; students can come together to problem solve, and when ready, the teacher can pose questions to either redirect the students' work or further the discussion.

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Blooket can be used as a check point for a science PBL where students are learning about how the bones of the body function together; for each part of the body they study, students can use Blooket to quiz themselves to study, while the teacher uses is for data to see where the students are at in the project.

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Pear Deck can be used to assess students during a PBL unit in an English class to determine what types of evidence they are finding to answer the essential question posed at the beginning of the unit, and how they use the reading and other resources to come to that conclusion. The teacher can gather data and give feedback accordingly.

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Nearpod can be used in a math unit where students are learning particular math functions, then being shown how they are used in the real world. Students can be a given a variety of ways to apply the math they have learned to these particular parts of life, and can self-pace as to not work to fast or too slow in the process.

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Students can organize their work in both types of classrooms, and access their ideas and work from anywhere they have a personal electronic device.

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Screencastify allows both teachers and students to create presentations to share with others, even if everyone is accessing the video at different times. Teachers can present a lesson asynchronously, and students can share projects and presentations with the rest of the class in the same way.

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Flipgrid gives students the freedom to address topics and questions outside of class and in their own time, and also watch/listen to the ideas of others without the fear of having missed a class session.

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Wordpress allows students to blog at any time, so teachers can use class time to assign an entry, or students can self-pace to blog in their own time.

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Students can gather synchronously or asynchronously to work on a variety of projects, including infographics and posters. With Canva's team share, students can work at the same time, or have access to work on the project when they are able.

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While students can use Tinkercad asynchronously by individual students, this tool allows student groups to design, create, and work together to bring their ideas to life.

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Teachers can facilitate class discussion in a variety of ways, and includes engagement reports so teachers can see the extent to which each student is engaging. This is particularly helpful in the asynchronous classroom, so that all students have a voice in the discussion.

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Blooket is a gamified quiz, which when using a variety of themes, allows students to compete against each other. While Blooket is available for asynchronous work, it is best used synchronously.

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While Pear Deck has asynchronous capabilities, students benefit from seeing their peers' answers and ideas, which generate class discussions.

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Students use the link to either connect to a synchronous whole-class lesson, or a self-paced lesson where students can work from anywhere, and at their own pace.

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Notebook allows students to learn and demonstrate organizational skills, and to be creative in organizing their materials. Students can design their notebook the way that best fits their needs as they navigate the PBL unit.

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Screencastify allows teachers and students both to present digitally to the class with materials (Slides, PowerPoint, graphics, posters, etc.). Teachers may use it as a daily or routine presentation mode for students to watch as they are working, so they can review a part of the lesson or instructions, or move ahead if they understood it the first time.

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Wordpress allows students to "think aloud", and also present their findings for others to comment and make suggestions on. Students have the opportunity to make the blog their own, bringing their personality and theme to their work.

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Flipgrid allows students to present, share, and discuss from wherever they are, and gives them the ability to have their voice heard. Students are given time to think of what they want to say or present, and all students are accountable for contributing.

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Canva allows students to work together to create timelines, presentations, posters, etc. to organize and bring meaning to their learning. Collaboration can happen together or apart with the team share feature, so if students have a great idea at 12am or 2pm, they can add it to the file.

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Tinkercad is a free, easy-to-use app for 3D design, electronics, and coding.

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Teachers are able to start class discussions with students even if they are not together, and students can contribute as they are ready and able to share what the have learned, answer questions, or pose questions for the group. Teachers have the opportunity to gather data on student participation.

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Students may start by using a Blooket in class, but they can access the quiz to self-assess where they are with a concept, set of vocabulary, or process to be creative as they determine next steps in their PBL unit. Self assessment allows students who have testing anxiety to test themselves when they are calm in order to have an accurate assessment.

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Pear Deck supports PBL because it allows students to learn together as a class, but it also allows students to self-pace, and work faster or slower depending on ability and understanding of the ideas and concepts presented. Students who wish to inquire more deeply into a subject are allowed more time to do so before completing the assignment.

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Nearpod allows students to work through material at their own pace, whether inside or outside of the classroom, and can house a variety of materials, including videos, texts, and graphics.

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Be more productive with this beautifully simple note-taking app. Available on Android, iOS, Mac, Windows, and Linux. Web clippers for Chrome, Firefox, Safari and Edge are also available. Sign in to notebook.zoho.com to view and take notes online.

*TAKE NOTES*
Notebook provides different ways to take notes and capture your thoughts.

- Write notes. Start with a text, add images, checklists, and audio, all in the same text note.
- Create checklists to get stuff done with the dedicated checklist note.
- Record voice notes with the audio note.
- Capture moments using the dedicated photo note.
- Scan documents and business cards.
- Attach Microsoft documents, PDF, and other files.

*RICH TEXT EDITOR*
- Format your notes using bold, italics, strikethrough, underline, align, indent, outdent and text highlighter tools.
- Add hyperlinks, data tables, lists, ruler, quotes and codes to your notes.
- Remove formatting on your notes.

*ORGANIZE NOTES*
Keep yourself and your work organized.

- Organize various notes into notebooks.
- Group notes together to create note stacks.
- Sort your notes alphabetically or based on time.
- Reorder your notes within a notebook.
- Move or copy your notes between notebooks.
- Search within a notebook or across notebooks.
- Securely lock your note with a passcode of your choice.
- Use your Fingerprint to unlock notes.
- Link related notes to one another.
- Favorite notes to find them quickly.
- Organize your notes using tags.

*SYNC ACROSS DEVICES*
- Synchronize all your notes and notebooks across devices and to the cloud.
- Take a note on one device, add to it from another. Be it a device or a tablet or a computer or browser, you name it and we have your notes there.
*NOTABLE GESTURES*
Unlike the other colorful premium notepad apps, the intimate joy of Notebook comes from using the app.

- Swipe your notebook or note for additional information.
- Pinch to group notes into a stack.
- Flick to find the note you need.
- In list view, pinch to fold group notes like an accordion.

*CUSTOMIZE YOUR NOTEBOOK*
Notebook provides numerous ways to customize your notes.

- Change the color of your notes.
- Choose a notebook cover or create your own.
- View your notes in either grid or landscape style views.

*SHARE YOUR NOTES*
Notebook provides different ways to share your ideas.
- Directly share your notes to your peers, friends others within Notebook.
- Share your notes through email and other supporting apps.
- Export notes as PDF files and share it with others.

*ANDROID EXCLUSIVE*
- Notebook Widget: View your last 20 modified notes and find options to create notes from the widget quickly.
- Access any notebook or note with a single click by creating a shortcut.
- Multi Window Support for mobile devices running Android 7.0 and above.
- Create notes while you're in a meeting with the Google Assistant Integration. Ask Google Assistant to ’Take Note’ to create a note instantly.
- Print any note using Google Cloud Print or any other preferred configuration.
- Quickly create notes using 'Launcher Shortcuts'. A long press on the app icon will reveal note creation options.

*NOTEBOOK WEB CLIPPER*
- A beautiful, customizable Reader View for more focused reading while viewing articles.
- Clip page links to create Smart Cards.
- Crop photos, screenshots and add to Notebook.

*NOTEBOOK FOR STUDENTS*
- Record entire lectures using Audio Card.
- Draw diagrams and take handwritten notes during discussions with Sketch Card.
- Scan your reference books and make them available for later.
- Clip research content and web page links using Notebook Web Clipper.

*NOTEBOOK IN DAY-TO-DAY LIFE*
- Stay up-to-date with your daily tasks.
- Sketch down your creativity without any second thought.
- Effectively plan trips, weddings, and parties.
- Make Notebook your daily journal.

*PRICE*
Notebook is 100% FREE. No catch. No advertisements either. No premium model like other leading note taking apps. Boost your productivity for free.

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Mr. Nemerow

Made my first video today with @Screencastify... uh, where has this ridiculously easy tool been my whole life?

Steven W. Anderson

Screencastify is my favorite tool right now. Dead simple screen casting. Works on Chromebooks too!

Rachel Jeffrey

I’m pretty much in love with Screencastify. Ss are having issues uploading a file, so I made a quick screencast tutorial for support!

Daniel Kaufmann

I always use Screencastify. The ability to share to YouTube and grab the gDrive link is slick!

Gaelyn Jenkins

Ah! I knew of #screencastify but it’s even easier than I thought!

Elizabeth Beck

Update: #screencastify is literally the best #flipclass tool I have ever seen in my life.

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Screencastify | Simple Video Creation Software

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Screencastify is the leading screen recorder for Chrome. Install the extension to record, edit, share videos, and create video assignments in seconds.

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We express ourselves in different ways. On Flip, you can use our simple and fun built-in camera to record your thoughts, add effects and share within your Flip group as video, audio only or text in your web browser or mobile app.

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Flip is a video discussion and sharing app, free from Microsoft.

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Flip (formerly Flipgrid) is a video discussion and video sharing app, free from Microsoft, built for classrooms and beyond. Learn more.

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Canva is a free-to-use online graphic design tool. Use it to create social media posts, presentations, posters, videos, logos and more.

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Parlay is an AI-powered instructional platform that helps teachers facilitate meaningful, measurable, and inclusive class discussions. Join over a million teachers and students. Start using Parlay for free in your class today.

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Introducing a new partnership for STEM-centered problem solving
Explore brand new lessons powered by Pear Deck in partnership with EiE®, the award-winning curricula division of the Museum of Science, Boston.

Teachers are a busy bunch, and learning to use new tools can be time-consuming. That's why Pear Deck was designed to integrate with tools you already know and use. Whether your school is Google or Microsoft-based, Pear Deck will work in your classroom.

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Introducing a new partnership for STEM-centered problem solving Explore brand new lessons powered by Pear Deck in partnership with EiE®, the award-winning curricula division of the Museum of Science, Boston. Teachers are a busy bunch, and learning to use new tools can be time-consuming.

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Nearpod: Foster a love of learning in every student

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Create active learning experiences students can’t wait to be a part of.