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Here are some programs I have learned about taking this course.pdf

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Well, there are lots that get used not only by myself but many of the teachers at my school. Here's what I'm sure is a partial list (I've been waiting to post because I keep remembering things!!).

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By: Jenny Zhang

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I could have went on and on in regards to all the programs that benefit my classroom so I gave you my favourite math sites, and alternative assessment type sites

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Here is the link with all the programs I use most often (sheet 2) & math programs (sheet 1)

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These are ones that I've bookmarked and have used (or attempted using).

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So many....I have often felt like I have been guzzling ideas these past few years! Here is a synopsis of my favourites:

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So many....I have often felt like I have been guzzling ideas these past few years! Here is a synopsis of my favourites:

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Jennifer's list

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by Ryan

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Useful Tech Tools for Teaching

Kahoot: A quick way to make an interactive multiple choice quiz. It can be used at before, during and after lessons to assess what students know or what they have learned. Can be used with personal devices or printable QR cards that can be scanned with a cellphone camera. Useful for pretty much any subject.

REMIND: An app useful for keeping in touch with parents. Can be used for class announcements or individual messages. Settings allow you to control whether messages can only be sent one way, within a given time frame or back and forth at any time.

Prezi: Online program that allows the creation of presentations. Could be used to teach students or can be used by students to demonstrate their learning. Relatively easy to use.

Knowledgehook.com: Allows teachers to set up math questions for students to answer online. Questions can be geared to specific strands and levels. Goals can be set for students to achieve.

Pixton.com: Can be used for students to create media pieces, for health, retelling a story, or creating their own story.

Google Docs: Able to collaborate on a document, give feedback on it or edit it.
ONENOTE: Used to post lessons, expectations, etc. with students and other teachers. Great place for students to share their work for assessment at a later date. Feedback could also be given to them. AND has a "read to you" feature for those who struggle with reading.

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Frances' list of programmes and classroom uses

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Frances' list of programmes and classroom uses