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EdPuzzle can go hand in hand with a Digital Movie to add questions to the video. With EdPuzzle I was able to add multiple choice questions to my WWII Youtube video to further engage the audience/other students.

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Easily create beautiful interactive video lessons for your students you can integrate right into your LMS. Track students' progress with hassle-free analytics as you flip your classroom!

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Making a digital movie about something that interests you is extremely fun. It is also fun to share the information with your classmates to help them understand the topic better. My digital movie about WWII is posted on Youtube for anyone who doesn't quite know the basics of the war.

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Scratch is a website that teaches the basics of how coding works. Students are able to express their creativity by creating pretty much anything possible. You can program stories, videos, music, quizzes, and whatever else you can think of

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Google Earth Voyager broadens the horizons of google Earth by offering fun quizzes and activities based off of real life locations.

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Padlet can be used to organize and present projects all from one place.

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Google Earth is a perfect website to take a virtual fieldtrip with your students and explore new places from all around the world. Learning fun facts about places you've always wanted to visit is awesome. For my Google Earth project, I "visited" the Statue of Liberty and typed two paragraphs for my classmates to read. These paragraphs included the statues size and history, along with fun facts and stories about the statue.

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Learn more about Google Earth.

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Creating a website for a topic that you're passionate about is an amazing way for students to express their feelings about it to the public. It can be used to bring awareness to major issues, and get people involved with trying to fix said issues. My website is about ending world hunger, along with ways that we can achieve that goal one day. It also includes a donation link for anyone who is inclined to help the cause.

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The number one problem of world hunger is sustainability. Although food donations and other donations may help, they don't fix the hunger problem for very long. These people need to be educated on how they can provide for themselves year round. Wealthy countries need to be sending these countries supplies to build water wells and farms that will keep their people fed all the times. Like i said before, if people took this issue seriously, there wouldn't be 9 million people dying to hunger every year.

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Nathan Rogalski, Ending Hunger - What can we do?

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The number one problem of world hunger is sustainability. Although food donations and other donations may help, they don't fix the hunger problem for very long. These people need to be educated on how they can provide for themselves year round.