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A new one that I am just now exploring is NearPod.com that allows you to build your own online messages or look through pre-made resources. You can only use 1 for free.

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2 More that I love: https://learn.genetics.utah.edu/ (Good for science classes): Modules that walk the students through basic structures.

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I love the resources that have been provided for us to utilize!!!

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Insert Learning looks like something that I may be able to adapt in my classroom.  The day was very interesting and a big learning experience for me, but by far the best part of the day was the last 45 min when we could talked with a small group of other teachers about what each of us do and what works best for us.

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Matt McLindon:
I cannot wait to start using Insert Learning. We look at a TON of websites from various media outlets and being able to make assignments right on the webpage is for sure a game changer. I will also be giving feedback using the AUIDO tool in echo from now on. I think I can give better feedback being able to talk my way through projects and rubrics instead of writing it all out in each feedback box.

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I currently use Quizlet and love the variety of options students have to choose from.  I would like to try Quiziz next.  I think this might work better than Kahoot because it will give me results for each student.

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I am a huge fan of the insert learning.  How students are able to stay up to date with current events and allowing me to insert discussion boards and questions for the students to participate in directly.

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I really like the Quizlet Live and plan on using this as a tool to help my students learn the amendments. I also like the quizzizz as well. I think the insert learning will be beneficial for all of my students, but especially my dual-credit kids.

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I like the Insert Learning tool for websites and articles.  I will look into using it for different primary sources for my students in my classes.

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If the tool gets points for execution of the dive and the degree of difficulty, I like the audio and video feedback options in ECHO.  I do like some of the others, but the learning curve is a lot steeper.

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I really like Insert Learning.  I was also surprised at how much Animoto has grown on me.

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These tools look great! Now, to find the time to look into them more.

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Lots of good stuff & potential for classroom improvement!  I like the idea of flippity for generating random collaborative groups and for holding everyone accountable during discussion.

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The new tech tools are interesting. I can see the advantage of each one. It would be nice to have more time to investigate some of them.

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The new tech tools are awesome! I plan to incorporate Animoto as a promo tool for artwork. As Steve said, it may be a fun way to launch new art projects and get kids pumped for the unit! Thanks for educating us on these new ways to teach!

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I think Animoto would be interesting to explore with Shakespeare Fest in order to inspire the present class with former pictures and videos.

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I'm creating my first quizziz right now for decathlon tonight.

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I think Book Creator looks cool. I have used iBooks author before for the same function, but I like the book creator includes the ability to publish students' work. While you could also do that in author, it was clunky and quite frankly, I get annoyed with Apple's interfaces. The biggest downside that I see with Book Creator is that it has a high cost to create very many books ($120 if you want to create more than 180 books.) This has me wondering what other options are out there for this.

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I use Quizlet live a lot in class to help review vocabulary in Spanish. I really like the Quzzizz tool we were shown because questions show up at different times to students so they can't just use what their partner clicks like they can on Kahoot.

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I use storyboardthat, socrative. I would like to use Quizlet as a class.

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I use FlashcardMachine for vocab. I like the versatility of it. I think I will use Quizlet Live as a review session in my Chem classes.

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I think that Flippity offers some interesting tools that could be used in classes.

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I like Quiziz and Animoto

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We use polargofit.com for most of PE.

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I like using Quizlet Live and posting the link on the ECHO agenda so students can study from the cards on their own time! I'm excited to try Insert Learning.

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Denise Smtih interested in using partners for Quizziz and Flashcard Machine

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I want to start using quizlet live. It is a great way to do a team activity that I have done a low tech pencil and paper way before.

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Kevin Garling,No favorite, could use in different units, time to set up and show kids how you use is always at a premium

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Echo's audio and video feedback doesn't work for me because the box appears over the assignment. Instead I use Kaizena. I've mentioned it to staff in the past, but as of this school year, Kaizena has partnered with Google Docs. Now, you can leave audio comments on any Google Doc if you download the Kaizena app.

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I really appreciate all the new tech tools that we were introduced to, in better assisting with student learning. I will explore the quizlet.live as well as insert learning.

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I would like to use Flipgrid for feedback at the end of a project or course.

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Looks Interesting.

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I will likely implement Flipgrid as an alternate form of discussion for AP Lit.

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I like animoto to get some excitement for upcoming topics.

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I will probably use insert learning.  It looks really cool.  I love how you can edit on the page and ask questions about the text.

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I think the Ed Puzzle and Insert Learning. I can't wait to try them out!

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Robin and I are planning to introduce a giant Quizziz to our classes in the next week.

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I'm looking forward to trying out sway and insert learning.  My son's teacher uses smore for a weekly newsletter.  I'd like to try to push out some positive news to our students' guardians.

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Animoto looks like a great way to promote concerts and theater. I use SiGHTREADINGFACTORY for all my music classes.

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Do you have a tool we have not mentioned that you want to share?

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What tool do you think you might implement?

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I really like Quizzizz.  I like that they have to do things on their own and can't just rely on the kid next to them for the answer like on Kahoot

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Right now, my favorite tool that might be new to people is Story Jumper. You can collaboratively create books with illustrations, audio, sound effects, and music. All group members can be working on the book at the same time on their own devices.

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StoryJumper: #1 rated site for creating story books

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Easiest way to create, narrate, and publish your own hardcover and paperback books. Read and listen to books from our worldwide community.

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Comment about any cross-curricular projects you are doing with other teachers.

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Dana Bell-  This is fun for kids and forces the collaboration.

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Quizlet or Quizziz.  I like collaboration with Quizlet and how it sort of forces kids to discuss.  I like quizziz because the kids work on their own, instead of feeling rushed with Kahoot! I have used padlet in the past, I may use that for exit cards. Quizlet.live and quizziz.com

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What is your favorite tool? Please link below. Add your name and the link with a reason why.