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I use Kahoot! Students love to see who can get the correct answers first!

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I use kahoot at the beginning of class to assess where the students are at in their learning. I may utilize at the end to assess learning in lecture. I’ve also used for a case study. I usually offer prizes for the top three winners.

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I use Kahoot to review for my test with students. It is a great way to get students to participate in class and give some of the more reserved students a chance to feel included.

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I use Canva and YouTube videos to help with lecture.

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I enjoy using Lippincott the Point. There are multiple resources for students and teachers

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Codecademy has ai features that will inform the user what certain lines of code do, and it helps a student learn their first syntax by putting students on an (on-rails) experience

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Canva whiteboard where the students scan the QR code to gain access and type into the whiteboard with it pulled up on the screen in real time.

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Just used Canva to create infographics.

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Kahoot is a resource that I use often.  Students are familiar. Canva as well. 

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Kahoot is a resource that I use often.  Students are familiar. Canva as well. 

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Canvas is a great resource for engaging students.

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There is a new AI resource that you can build lessons in called Curipod that the students can interact with during the lessons using their device.

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The pronto app has been an excellent way to quickly connect to students. They feel comfortable working in apps and it has been a great resource.

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Pop quizzes

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I just started using Blooket (similar to Kahoot!) to engage students.