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I use Prezy and powtoon.

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Projector is very important for my clasess, also I use Facebook profile to inform students about interesting computer inovations, to share lectures and give homework, for support in learning and making projects etc.

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Every day I used the projector to make interactive class. Also, my students using Prezi for a more attractive presentation. I'll never try anything else on the list.

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I use Educanon to eLearning with videos

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I like poowtoon, kizoa, thinklink.

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Your collection is pure gold. Thanks a lot.
We basically introduced computational thinking in primary schools this year as an experiment, and is going well. We make use of code.org, the kids are electrified.

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I work in a special school these are tools that I have found useful: code.org, SCRATCHjr, google drive, google maps (this is especially popular). The students love quizzes on kahoot and google forms. They love giving presentations using PowerPoint. We have made short films using iPhone/iPad. We use mostly free apps on the iPads and they are for fine motor skills, basic literacy & numeracy

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Thanks for tools.I use a lot of them with my students.

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Grat collection! I  use padlet,  Kahoot, prezi, plickers.com , voki, ...

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I think that Kaoot and Quizizz will result

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I would add Tiny Tap to this great curation.

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Useful list of tools and apps. I use some of them with my pupils: padlet, scratch, audacity, weebly, google drive, jigsawplanet, quizlet. For the future I would like to explore the use of those who I don't Know.

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I work recycling and simple robotics as a line follower, explain physics, mathematics and explore their knowledge with quiz and adinvinha.
I care about the environment and associate the activities in a way that arouses interest and encourages creativity.
I use movi maker, edit images and encourage the use of groups to exchange information.
This year I want to use the padlet, and very interesting and very practical.

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I use padlet, videos from Khan academy ( but not only). Of course beamer+pc. Very interesting the full information given in this module.

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I use Prezi, Google Drive, Google Forms, Weebly and so on

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Fantastic lists of tools and Apps.
Personally I use the following with my students:
Scratch
Audacity
Weebly
Prezi
Edmodo

I'll be adding to my list once I  try out some from the list.

Many Thanks

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I use mostly Weebly and Google Drive.

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We have a projector in each classes. I use the majority of the things you mentioned

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The suggestions are excellent some of this software I already recommend to my students or colleagues to use in the School

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I find this module very interesting. I'm an eTwinning ambassador in Calabira (Italy) and I use 95% of the tools explain and other more. Thanks to Conchi for Plickers. Here my Symbaloo:

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We use quite often data projectors during classes in order to make them more interactive and also Prezi for presentations. Our students also use Prezi to show their projects in a more attractive way.

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Prezi for interactive presentations.
Google Drive for sharing resources.
Google Classroom for posting notices, sharing resources and some on-line homework.
Flipboard for interesting articles.
Kahoot is great fun.
Studystack and Studyclix are popular in Ireland.
Google Maps cn be used for history, creating websites and fitness.
Geocaching can be very interesting.
Don't forget Wix.com and Weebly.com for encouraging young people to make websites via the 'drag and drop' technique.

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My contribution to the list is Plickers https://plickers.com/
Plickers is a powerfully simple tool that lets teachers collect real-time formative assessment data without the need for student devices. Use it, is awesome!!!!

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Thanks for all the links. I and my colleagues use some of the applications that are proposed in the list.
Especially I use google drive, google drive, google docs, ... in addition to prezi, vimeo, youtube, box.com, lim ... As the course progresses I will put into practice the proposals that are made besides divulging Among my colleagues the new trends.

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A very complete and interesting list. For me the most interesting part of a course is the application to your real life. I use some of the applications that are described here, but others did not know them. Once the course is finished, it is necessary to see each one carefully, to see its application and in what form I can introduce it in my classes. I think I need more time to process all the information.

I use edmodo, padlet, google docs, powtoon, prezi, scratch, timeline……

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Thank you for the plenty of useful suggestions and new apps!!!! I use many of the apps suggested such as G Suite for Education, Padlet, Kahoot and Quizziz, Quizlet,  Mentimeter and Tricider, etc..
I have recently used Spark and GoConqr and I like them very much. I suggest wikispaces for blogs and Lucidchart for maps

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It is a very useful collection. I use some of these apps like Google Apps, Moodle, Edmodo and I hope to “discover” some others for the future.

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Thanks for all these links and suggestions . I know many of listed apps. Above all, I use Edmodo, EDpuzzle, poplet, blendspace, pearltrees and all the GAfE.

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your collection is really good and useful.
I use some of those apps, but you gave me new and extensive tips on what I can do with them

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I use many of these apps, but I've also known of new very interesting. Thank you.

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Very interesting collection. I often use  Scratch, Audacity and App Inventor with students.

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Very interesting collection. I often use  Scratch, Audacity and App Inventor with students.

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Very nice collection. I am using some of them, some others I tried today. Some have paid functions and some are more suitable for younger children. But overall, there are great tools. Now, we need more time !

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Thanks for this list of good online tools. Many of them we have used successfully. I want to add the app of  Explain everything. We also have used a lot of programming tools like Run Marco, Kodable, Island Box and Scratchjr.

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MIT App Inventor is good for those who want to create not merely consume.

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Very thanks for these useful information. For the future I'll spend much time to explore the use of them. Some of them I knew, some others not and they have completely fascinated me. Thanks also to Bart and his suggestions on Twitter.

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Thanks a  lot for all these New Tools sources!
PowToon for animation is nice. Padlet, Edomonto, Moodle VLE all these are very useful in teaching and learning.
Thanks all EUN!!!

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I use a lot of toools regularly: Padlet, Scratch, Geogebra, Scribaepub, Fidenia. this time I'm taking a course on the use of virtual worlds in teaching, the area inside INDIRE Edmondo, based on Second Life and can not wait to find out its educational value

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How many suggestions, thank you.

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Thankyou for your collection! I have also created a compilation (a live compilation, because it goes changin when I discover a new useful one, or when I find one that dissapeared).
Here it is, if you like it, dont be afraid on share it!
http://www.symbaloo.com/mix/apps20educacion

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Excellent information! I use many tools as much as possible, but here I find at once so many very valuable advice and ideas! Thank you very much!

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Thanks, I have found some new tools.

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it's incredible that there are so many tools!!!
I use above all Edmodo and Edpuzzle, Cmap and popplet for mind maps and schemes, and I'm going to use google app for education as soon as my ict administrator completes the teaching module.

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I already use a number of these, in combination with my favourite LMS, Edmodo. At the top of my list are Quizlet and certainly Learningapps, which is fabulous. I would also suggest Screen-cast-o-matic, if you want to flip your lessons.
A word of caution: one is easily overwhelmed by the number of wonderful apps out there. It is advisable to choose two or three at a time and incorporate them into our teaching, until  we are in a position to decide whether they suit our teaching style...

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Great collection! I'll find the time to explore them.

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So many new tools, so many new ideas, so many websites to visit.
This is really a great resource!

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My school has used some of these resources. This offer will be useful to integrate the activities that are still not well coordinated.

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So many ideas...thanks!

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Many of the tools that I use have already been listed in one of this collections. However, I  will have to explore into more depth some of the tools that are new to me and discover ways to implement them in my classroom. Thank you for sharing them.

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Yeah, is very useful!!! I knew a lot of these tool but I haven't enough time to try everyone. One tool that I used recently is piZap, a tool to edit photos, images and to make collage

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It's a great work resource. Thank you so much!!!

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Great collection! I love Quizlet and Learning Apps. I also propose LIno as digital canva.

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Thanks for the information of those new networks, I'm sure they are pretty usefull, but I will need more time to try them and see how they work. The once I'm using actually are Google Classroom to comunicate and work with my pupils. I think is a good network more than ever when our goberment administrator give us the chance to use google apps, with personals google account per each one of our students. They are "relatibily" safe.
I also use Kahoot, to learn and entertainment, Blogger, to share the way we learn, Classdojo, to improve their behaviors, Constructor, as a quiz maker, Educaplay to work with quizs, Learningteens, to improve their english. and many other that I use not so often as the ones I have just said.

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Excellent collection! Need time to learn about them.
I use Google forms and Drive, App Inventor for programming, Dropbox with shared folders...

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a lot of good ideas... I know need the time to try them out! Thanks.

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Thank you very much for all your suggestions and lists of useful apps. There are so many new services and tools that teachers sometimes feel overwhelmed, and we don't know how to start.
In my case I use regularly Edmodo to communicate, share materials, and send and correct assignments with my students. I like this network because it keeps the privacy in communications, can be supervised by parents, and it is a way to store materials and tasks along the time.
Other services I am starting to use are:
- screencastify, a plugin of Chrome, to create video tutorials easily and save them in Google Drive.
- edpuzzle: an online tool to edit and create interactive videos, to flip your classroom.
- scratch: with students in ICT classes to develop computational thinking
- Kahoot: to check and receive feedback about understanding some topic
- Trivinet: an application to create and play trivial game related to different areas of knowledge

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Very interesting the proposed collection! Thank you!
I use some if those tools: padlet, the services of google g suites and during refresher courses moodle.

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Not much I can add to this collection, but many things for me to look at and share in the staffroom.

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The only digital tool i use is Moodle platform and is tools.

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I think all the tools listed are very interesting and we can always find those that fit us. At the moment I´m enthused with the benefits of sense HAT of ESA´s Astro Pi project's (and my students as well)

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I think that these lists of servers and web sites which offer services and tools for teachers and students is very useful and could improve the quality of teaching and learn at school.

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·       I already knew many of the apps suggested  above. I met them trough all the eTwinning projects I took part in during the last 10 years. I found all of them very useful and motivating. From all these apps  I didn’t know Edpuzzle and Vangoyourself  I will try  to experiment both with my classes. With my classes I use also storymap https://storymap.knightlab.com/, it is a free useful  tool to tell stories on the web that highlight the locations of a series of events. My students found it very useful and involving . It’s easy to use very intuitive. An other useful tool is ourboox http://www.ourboox.com/  also to create reports and stories it gives you the possibility to insert videos and images , also very intuitive. We use also stopmotion studio (iOS or Google Play Store or Windows store)

Many of our classrooms have been recently  equipped with data projectors so we can  connect  and  use our devices

I found the suggestion about http://www.makeymakey.com/ particularly interesting.
During one of the last eTwinning Projects our students created a page where they made some tutorials of the tools they had been using throughout the project . Here is the link to the page, maybe you can find it useful for your classes!
https://twinspace.etwinning.net/2885/pages/page/28508

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Math test activities for students and teachers of all grade levels

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For teachers who can host their own content on the web, H5P is definitely worth a try

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Love all the new tools and apps as we are going to be purchasing tablets for use in classrooms and I look forward to trying out lots of new apps.

I have already used and enjoyed Kahoot, Powtoon, Padlet, Mentimeter, Googleforms.

I must try:
Google Keep, Sketchup

I recommend: (Primary School)
Rory's Story cubes
ReadingEggs
King of Maths
Telestory
Toontastic

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I teach adults... I have found Padlet unreliable on slow broadband but I'm hoping it's improved. It also looks awful. But its basic function is great! I use Quizlet, video feedback, Blackboard/Moodle, G-suite (Google Keep is fantastic for anyone who hasn't tried it). I've used various mindmapping tools as well. Will be looking at Makey Makey. I've also used crossword designers to create different types of quizzes in the past. Takes a bit of time but it something adults like sometimes more than puzzles.

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There are many many apps or websites that can be used in Teaching Learning or assessment. I think its important if a school can "standardise" on a suite of tools as this can greatly improve collaboration among teachers who share common platforms/protocols/use etc

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Very useful list of new tools. I already use some of them like Sketchup, Moodle, Kahoot, Quizizz, Prezi, Powtoon, Scrapnook, Smilebox, Audacity, Pro Profs... Padlet is interesting  and I'm using it since this course. I find Makey Makey fascinating.

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I use many tool. At this time I use Edmodo for my TIC lesson and Geogebra for my Math lesson. In past i have used Blendspace for repository about PNSD teaching for

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Thanks for such a useful information, I use some of them.
There is so much information that is difficult to process. This is the problem of the technologies that advance so much that it is difficult to know everything.

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Extensive and interresting list.
Some of them already use.
One i enjoy particularly is MAkey MAkey.

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From the very interesting presentation by Tullia Urschitz, I quote below what I think is the big challenge in my school: "To ensure continuing professional development,  teachers need to be trained on  existing and emerging technologies that can have a transformative effect on teaching and learning processes"  Thanks for the very interesting tools, I know and use some of them in my class and do my best to infect my colleagues with my students' and my enthusiasm!

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Massive contribution and digital reference from Tullia !!!

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Thanks for these useful collection of digital tools. I often used some tools like Animoto, Learning designer, Padlet, Adobe Spark, Biteable and many others to diversify my pupil's learning lessons.

I also used Vocabulary Notebook to make easier for my students learn a new subject and a new language at the same time: it keeps focus on the personalization of the learning process as an important key element  and students can review and edit their personal vocabulary.

iSpeech and VoKi are others examples of tools that employ CLIL lessons because they allow teachers and students to generate fun listening activities and I think it’s very engaging for children use these additional multimedia features.

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Very interesting and useful lists, links and presentation. I use various of them. I want to add plickers, prezi, edmodo, powtoon, videoscribe and QR Code genertors. These are apps I usually use with my students.

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Thanks for share this tools and services. In the list I find missing "Moodle" as a good learning platform in school.

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Your collection is certainly very interesting and challenging for a teacher. Personally I use scratch for coding, edpuzzle, prezi, PowToon for the production of digital resources, blendspace, padlet and Pearltrees as aggregators of teaching resources.

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Your list is really updated and interesting. I like using Padlet walls, Google docs, Kizoa, Audacity, Toondoo, Edmodo, Webquests and Wikis.

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The new tools are very interesting and useful Thank a lot...

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The new tools are very interestingThank you

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I mainly use G-suite.

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For the materials used in kindergarten: Padlet, Piktochart, Kizoa, Movie Maker, and little Google Drive.

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There are a great variety of apps and digital tools.
The problem is to have time to learn about.
Nowadays I use GSuite with students and partner, Moodle and a lot of app to teach (Graphic environments, Virtual laboratories...

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I have been very glad to see all these apps together in one. I myself have used them for just a few months as a new e twinner and like them all. I

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I use Blippar to produce augmented reality.

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I'd like to try learningapp!

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We used a number of tools in our project in fact ,,, about collaborations ,,,,

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Many of these apps I already I used to work with my students and they are all interesting and useful.
Other applications the use on eTwinning with several colleagues.

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I like your collection of tools, apps and services. I use Google Drive and Microsoft Office, too. I have some educational resources on Moodle.

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Great collection! I love kahoot, edmodo and all google apps!

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Very interesting information about new tools.
I'm a teacher in a technical school with  students 16 18+ olds;
in this context two useful services can be:
* the collaboration platform Cisco Spark (www.webex.co.uk/ciscospark; web.ciscospark.com), for messaging and file sharing with students; on line meetings and video calls with collegues (up to 3 for Cisco Spark free)
* the WIMTV platform (new.wim.tv) for lessons and events live streaming and/or video on demand of lessons/events.

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In my class hours I often use: One Note, Office Mix, Kahoot, Forms, Sway and others

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A long list of applications that could be much longer. We use Padlet, Kahoots, Google and many other forms applications that are not on this list: picktocharts, Bubbl.us landslides .. A project of our school is to make a stop motion.
I am interested to have lists of apps like this to update the classes. Thank you.
I have already saved!

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Actually, I am collection sands from the knowledge-shore. Lot of things have to know. This is very useful and I am learning with joy! Thank you so much.:)

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I know a lot of apps and tools listed in the post mentioned. I use some according to different situations. Working in a class where there is a whiteboard and in another where there is not. You can not always go to a lab with computers. Therefore sometimes I work the pupils with their devices.
One of this tools that I often use is Kahoot.

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I know some apps written in this collection: sometimes I use them to share with other collegues (etwinning partnes) like these:
http://LearningApps.org/2331298
https://edpuzzle.com/assignments/5879e10dc1cc573e09568818/watch
http://www.jigsawplanet.com/?rc=play&pid=2841cac411bc
I like to work with Emodo and Etwinning platform too.

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Very useful collection. Thank you.