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for abstraction... synthesizing the most important information

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Modifications for Disability
https://www.easel.ly/infographic/vev8cx

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I like this as an option to using Explain Everything. {Modification}

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I will use this app for graphic notes.
I would also like to explore more apps for student presentations.

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Science Vocabulary. Assign a word to each student. Students can input images of objects that can demonstrate kinetic and potential energy (rollercoaster, throwing ball...). Students can input videos, links, information of kinetic and potential energy, where energy changes in image, where the most energy is located, fun facts about rollercoasters, etc and share with class so they have images with information for each vocabulary term.

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ThingLink - Create or use an existing image of a cell and find related images that link to the structure and function of cell components

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ThingLink - Create or use an existing image of a cell and find related images that link to the structure and function of cell components

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Tool within a Breakout EDU game.

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Thinglink - Collaborative presentations, allows for creativity. 

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Thinglink - Collaborative presentations, allows for creativity. 

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Easel.ly - Timelines or research presentations.

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https://www.easel.ly/infographic/vev8cx

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This app would allow students to create interactive posters.

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Infographics as a formative assessment.

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I would use this to show cycles, ie water cycle, etc.

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Students could find a picture and then describe the different parts of the picture as it relates to a science concept.

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I spent time exploring how other teachers used ThingLink.  If you want to see something cool, go to this link:  http://thinglinkblog.com/2017/08/01/image-of-the-week-breaking-out-of-your-geometry-review/
I have no idea how much time they took, but it's amazing and fun.

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I would use this to have students collaborate in small groups and to create a digital science journal/notebook.

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Ecosystem research final product. Jen N. will help me with this big time.

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Concept maps

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I would use this with the cell analogy project.

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You can make maps exploring material for review, works very similar to Google, where multiple people can be working at the same time.

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Would like to use ThingLink for introductions to new units and Mindomo for them to make dynamic charts or me to make graphs to help them make sense of vocab or data.