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Popple thttp://www.popplet.com/This tool can be used on either the web or an iPad to organize, curate, and capture ideas. It uses a mind map for students to collect facts, images, and thoughts about an assigned topic. This allows for them to think and learn visually. In the past, I've had my students add their Popplets to a class Padlet for easy sharing. 

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Popple thttp://www.popplet.com/This tool can be used on either the web or an iPad to organize, curate, and capture ideas. It uses a mind map for students to collect facts, images, and thoughts about an assigned topic. This allows for them to think and learn visually. In the past, I've had my students add their Popplets to a class Padlet for easy sharing. 

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Delta Math is a free website, providing providing multiple levels and topics in mathematics.  Similar to IXL, a user earns points for each problem correct.  The learner is able to see both solutions and explanations to answers. The teacher can customize the problems into assignments, as well as analyze various data about the the concepts, the classes, and each individual student.  The teacher can also create groups or classes ie.) tutorial groups, accelerated learners, remediation, etc. to monitor and access progress.

Jessica Menard
https://www.deltamath.com

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With this phone app, you can illustrate a concept or learning target by making it look like a movie trailer.  You can choose multiple theme backgrounds and music, while displaying student knowledge.  The app is very user friendly, and makes the presentation fun to make and enjoyable to watch. However, you must have an iphone to get the app. (While investigating this more online, I did find advertisements for similar android apps, but I have not tried those yet. If they are not comparable, I am sure it will not be far behind).

Jessica Menard

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Read Works is an online article library for all grades. I love that they have a "an article-a-day", that can be read to students, or can be read as whole class. Also, with reading comes comprehension questions. The articles are fiction or non-fiction, and are very interesting topics. As an educator you can assign readings to your students, and there is also a way to manage their reading comprehension.  This is a fantastic website to use daily. By the way, it is free!

readworks.org

--Enalisa Cruz

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I love this typing website! This website helps my students sharpen their typing  skills. Typing.com helps students improve their typing, while preparing students with comprehensive typing curriculum. At the end of sever lessons students are rewarded with fun typing games. Teachers ae able to grade, report on, and manage students and classes.
typing.com

--Enalisa Cruz

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This educational tool, can serve many purposes to help differentiate instruction to all students. Lexia can be used as a Universal Access tool, for students who need that extra push to meet benchmark.
Lexia Reading Core5® supports educators in providing differentiated literacy instruction for students of all abilities in grades pre-K–5. Lexia’s research-proven program provides explicit, systematic, personalized learning in the six areas of reading instruction, targeting skill gaps as they emerge, and providing teachers with the data and student-specific resources they need for individual or small-group instruction.
• Engages and motivates students in a game-like environment
• Provides progress-monitoring data without administering a test
• Accessible via iPad, Android tablets, Chromebook, browser, or download.

--Enalisa Cruz

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Starfall is a website that teaches students how to read with phonics. This website is  intended for preschool, kindergarten, first, and second grade levels.  Starfall is a Language and Math tool to use with students. Starfall is an educational alternative for ELD, ESL, and ELL students.
starfall.com

--Enaisa Cruz

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Google Docs offers a web-based software where students can collaborate in conversation and knowledge. Teachers can discuss with students how their writing is progressing or how their writing can get better. This can be done by adding comments on the right side margins. These comments can be added to specify a certain place where students need revising. Google Docs, can be manipulated to use for students of all ages.

--Enalisa Cruz

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This tool enables teachers to create online assessments, classwork or homework, align them with common core standards, create a class and track student data, get live results and give instant feedback to students. It allows students to type, draw or upload images and is very easy to use. Additionally, it is free for teachers and students and connects seamlessly with Google Classroom.  GoFormative works in any grade, any subject and on any device.
GoFormative.com
-Jennifer Romanowski

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The best tool a high school English teacher could ask for! This is a free add-on for Google Docs users.  It includes a suite of tools that help students make their sentences more economical, varied, powerful, and clear. From looking for repeated words to spotting passive voice to analyzing sentence length -students can play with this for hours. Unlike other tools, it does not correct the issues, but leads users to examples and exercises for how to correct them. My AP Literature students claim this tool has made a significant improvement in their writing.

-Jennifer Romanowski

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Lingro has a search feature that will turn any website into a clickable dictionary. This has become especially handy for me as an English teacher. My school is made up of 70% Hispanic students most of whom are or were classified as English Language Learners. Many of them are reclassified before they get to me in high school, however there are some who need additional assistance and so a website like Lingro is crucial for research project and other digital needs in the classroom. Students simply type in a web address on the lingro website and then they are able to click on any work in the website to get a translation or definition for the word.

-Jeremiah Johnson

http://lingro.com/

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The coolest dictionary known to hombre! (Click to find out what it means.)

* Even though the bearing of a torch formed an integral aspect of Greek ceremonies, the ancient Olympic Games did not include it, nor was there a symbol formed by interconnecting rings.

* Upon winning the games, the victor would have not only the prestige of being in first place but would also be presented with a crown of olive leaves.

* From the 241 participants from 14 nations in 1896, the Games grew to nearly 11,100 competitors from 202 countries at the 2004 Summer Olympics in Athens.

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lingro is a free multilingual AJAX dictionary and language learning site. Currently supporting English (ESL), Spanish, Italian, French, and German.

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Kahoot is an interactive digital learning platform that allows teachers to give assessments and for students to collaborate using any personal device. Players answer questions and can see real time live scores on a shared screen (such as a projector or television.) This website is uniquely created to reinforce or to establish learning goals for a unit. Kahoot can be used as a formative, summative or introduction assessment to gauge where learner are currently at in their particular unit of study.

https://kahoot.com

-Jeremiah Johnson

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Kahoot! is a game-based learning platform that brings engagement and fun to 1+ billion players every year at school, at work, and at home.

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Classdojo is a website and app that allows teachers to track students behavior while communicating with parents all at the same time. Teachers can upload their class roster then can track students behavior by adding skills they want students to build or improve on in their class. For example, you can add skills such as perseverance, engagement, or risk taking. There are countless skills you can create to track your students growth. These can be negative behaviors as well. Every time a student is showing a skill, then the teacher will give them a point or take away a point for poor behavior. Teachers can share this with parents and also take photos. Students can see how they are doing in the class on their own computers. There are so many great tools within this program.
https://www.classdojo.com/
-Joshua Olin

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Another great tool for English Language Learners. Shahi acts as a visual dictionary for students. All a student has to do is type in the name of the object they are looking up and Shahi will bring up related images to that search topic. Shahi is partnered with Flickr to provide the most up to date and comprehensive images along with definitions and parts of speech associated with their term. This website can often serve as a non-linguistic tool to as assist even the most novice English speaking student.

-Jeremiah Johnson

http://blachan.com/shahi/

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I was introduced to Adobe Spark last year at a professional development meeting that was held for all county employees. I had always had students create presentations on power point or google slides but a lot of my students dreaded being in front of their peers. Adobe spark helps by allowing students to pre-record what they want to say in the privacy of their own space. They can listen to their presentation and edit to their liking. Adobe spark also allows users to create theme based presentations and use google images to help presenters support their ideas with vivid and lively images. Students can also share their work on their social media platforms and allow others to see the work they are doing.

https://spark.adobe.com/about/video

Jeremiah Johnson

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Actively Learn is an online literacy platform that helps teachers activate, support, and reveal thinking for every student.  It includes a library of thousands of texts and Common Core-aligned lessons that teachers and students can interact with. Teachers can upload their own materials or use the pre-existing texts, then track student responses and activity using the company’s data tools. Students can interact with a text by digitally highlighting and annotating, responding to embedded questions and content, and leaving feedback and comments for peers. There are questions pre-loaded or teachers can add their own questions. This tool is becoming widely used in English classrooms as we are encouraged to use more online texts.
ActivelyLearn.com
Jennifer Romanowski

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Wordle creates word clouds from text that is submitted by a user. A word cloud is defined as: an image composed of words used in a particular text or subject, in which the size of each word indicates its frequency or importance. (Google)

This can come in handy when writing lengthy research papers in which student must decide what the most important subjects or theme the author is writing about is. The words that are generated larger provide students with a great jumping off point to conduct their research from and allow for quicker processing of text and less frustration for the writer.

- Jeremiah Johnson
http://www.wordle.net/

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wordle Is a website that combines vocabulary for all types of clouds in both Thai and Thai languages

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Wordle is a wizard. "word cloud" from text as typed by the user The prominence of the cloud depends on the words that appear frequently in the original text. which can customize the characters according to the desired style, such as fonts, layout styles and font color Images created through Wordle can be used in...

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Flipgrid is becoming the go-to  video discussion platform used by PreK to PhD educators.  Teachers create a Grid (which is a classroom or group) and add topics to spark discussion. Whether students create an introductory video, answer a question about a chapter they read, or comment on a class project, or a current event,  the videos are brief and students love filming themselves! Super simple. Super powerful. Super engaging. Teachers can provide customized feedback and set privacy rules, record and upload video stimuli, embed YouTube videos, or images for students to discuss. Or, add a little fun with GIPHY and Emoji. My students need lots of practice with speaking skills and this serves that purpose. It is authentic social learning.
Flipgrid.com
Jennifer Romanowski

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When you get tired of Powerpoint presentations or Google Slide shows, try PowToon. If you are looking for an innovative way to create presentations that engage your students, PowToon is a great alternative. You can create short five-minute videos to explain multi-step processes, review previously learned material or introduce a new unit. You can also use PowToon to provide information to parents during Open House or Parent Night.

Students of all ages can use this as a presentation platform as well.  Just add the content and the program will help you create a presentation, including character animation and music. My students enjoy using PowToon to create vocabulary videos for their peers to use at home in preparation for vocabulary quizzes.

PowToon.com
Jennifer Romanowski

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Google Classroom is a platform that allows teachers and students can engage in discussion, post and submit assignments, and create surveys. One great thing about Google classroom is gives educators the ability to post assignments with detailed directions, attachments, and a place for students to submit completed assignments. You can set deadlines that students need to follow. Students can turn in an assignment at any time of the day. This will help keep both students and teachers organized with assignments. Educators can also can create and attach google forms. Teachers can use google forms to create quizzes and test that actually can grade the assignment for you. This is a great program that has countless possibilities.
https://classroom.google.com/h
Joshua Olin

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The game prodigy is a math game that is web based.  It teaches students grades 1-8 essential math skills. Prodigy begins with a diagnostic test so that students are put into the proper placement.  The best part of the program is that it differentiates and without the students realizing it.  It is all individualized for students without rushing them to learn the material at the rate of everyone around.   Additionally, the program is great for teachers, mostly because teachers get reporting on what students are doing as well as what skills students have mastered and what skills students will need additional support in.  One perk for teachers about the program is that it does not cost teachers a single dollar!  The program is free for teachers forever.  Money is only involved if students want more features of the program and it is completely optional and does not make the program more effective, just added features like new hair designs for characters. Prodigy is definitely a great tool for teachers, students, and parents alike.  

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The game prodigy is a math game that is web based.  It teaches students grades 1-8 essential math skills. Prodigy begins with a diagnostic test so that students are put into the proper placement.  The best part of the program is that it differentiates and without the students realizing it.  It is all individualized for students without rushing them to learn the material at the rate of everyone around.   Additionally, the program is great for teachers, mostly because teachers get reporting on what students are doing as well as what skills students have mastered and what skills students will need additional support in.  One perk for teachers about the program is that it does not cost teachers a single dollar!  The program is free for teachers forever.  Money is only involved if students want more features of the program and it is completely optional and does not make the program more effective, just added features like new hair designs for characters. Prodigy is definitely a great tool for teachers, students, and parents alike.  

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https://www.prodigygame.com/

Maribel Barba

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Amazing pets, epic battles and math practice. Prodigy, the no-cost math game where kids can earn prizes, go on quests and play with friends all while learning math.

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The program iready is a program that is geared for students to enhance learning the way they enjoy learning, digitally.  The program is common core aligned and gives students a digitally adaptive test in reading and math.  It assigns students digital lessons to help them master the skills that they failed or didn’t do well in on the diagnostic test.  The program iready has proven that it can predict the scores students will receive on state tests.  It also allows teachers to assign mini lessons for individual students or use the lessons to teach whole class.  Additionally, iready allows for a teacher, school, or district to analyze data by generating reports that are easy for even parents and students to read.  This program is geared at gaining students’ attention through the cartoon like features that has built in incentives.  The incentives are to gain coins when successfully completing a learning module. The students are then able to take brain breaks and play a variety of games for a certain amount of coins. Overall the program is a win-win for teachers, schools, districts and parents and students alike. 

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The program iready is a program that is geared for students to enhance learning the way they enjoy learning, digitally.  The program is common core aligned and gives students a digitally adaptive test in reading and math.  It assigns students digital lessons to help them master the skills that they failed or didn’t do well in on the diagnostic test.  The program iready has proven that it can predict the scores students will receive on state tests.  It also allows teachers to assign mini lessons for individual students or use the lessons to teach whole class.  Additionally, iready allows for a teacher, school, or district to analyze data by generating reports that are easy for even parents and students to read.  This program is geared at gaining students’ attention through the cartoon like features that has built in incentives.  The incentives are to gain coins when successfully completing a learning module. The students are then able to take brain breaks and play a variety of games for a certain amount of coins. Overall the program is a win-win for teachers, schools, districts and parents and students alike. 

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https://login.i-ready.com/

Maribel Barba

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Students can now play an educational version of Minecraft.  Minecraft created a partner with Houghton Mifflin Harcourt and created a game similar to “The Oregon Trail”.  Teachers are able to add to their rich lessons for virtually every subject including language arts, science, math, geography, science, social studies, digital literacy, visual art, and technology in general.  The best part about Minecraft Education is that STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) is incorporated into the lessons and that all ages can learn from it.  The overall outcome for the game is for students to journey west across America from Missouri to the Pacific throughout the journey they use all the subjects in order to problem solve to get to the next place.

Maribel Barba

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Students open up a Minecraft world to use as their canvas. Their pixel art creations range from portraits to landscapes to patterns and language. Students take care to transfer their plans to the immersive space.

Assessing Student Work

For this pixel-art lesson, students turn in not only screenshots from their Minecraft creation but also their grid diagram from their plans. The educator also includes questions about scale and ratio to push student thinking.

Improving Every Year

After the first year using Minecraft: Education Edition, educators can adapt, edit, and learn from the successes and missteps along their way. Each new year brings with it the opportunity to deepen their practice and refine their students' learning experiences with Minecraft.

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Students open up a Minecraft world to use as their canvas. Their pixel art creations range from portraits to landscapes to patterns and language. Students take care to transfer their plans to the immersive space. For this pixel-art lesson, students turn in not only screenshots from their Minecraft creation but also their grid diagram from their plans.

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Class Craft is a way to bring gamification to the classroom.  It brings a way to gamify a classroom by motivating students to participate in class, be kind to each other, and work in groups.  If students demonstrate appropriate behaviors teachers can assign points to students which allows them to purchase distinguishable qualities for their characters and even privileges in class like listening to music or extra days to turn in assignments without penalty.  Parents are even allowed to add some extension of their behaviors at home like doing chores or doing homework at the appropriate time.

https://game.classcraft.com/

Maribel Barba

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Have you ever wanted to a fun and engaging lesson even when you have a substitute. Within this lesson the possibilities are endless. Educreation has pre-made lessons teachers can use or lessons they can create themself. Within this lesson creation software teachers can record their voice, upload pictures, powerpoints, and even draw on the presentation. This program is ideal for math teachers. They could draw problems and formulas within their lesson. Students can annotate and take notes on the presentation as they engage in classroom discussion. Students can even create their own lesson to teach to their peers. Educreation is a creative way to teach a variety of different lessons.

https://www.educreations.com/

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Educreations is a community where anyone can teach what they know and learn what they don't. Our software turns any iPad or web browser into a recordable, interactive whiteboard, making it easy for teachers and experts to create engaging video lessons and share them on the web.

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Teacher tube is similar to YouTube, only it is specifically designed for those in education.  It allows teachers to share videos, audio, documents, photos, groups, and blogs.  It is considered a safe place where educators can search for items based on grade level, subject, or even channel.  It can be used to introduce a lesson or enhance a lesson.

-Teren Coulter
https://www.teachertube.com/

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Toontatic is a great app that helps students create their own stories.  This is especially helpful for students who have writers block and are not sure what else to include in their narratives.  This is especially perfect for low students that have a hard time creating a narrative on paper but are great storytellers.  Students create different scenes and help their characters go from the beginning to the middle and ending of the story.  For middle school it is helpful since students have to write according to a plot diagram because it explains the different parts of a story and allows students to add figurative language and dialogue to their story that comes to life with characters and settings that can spark any imagination. You can create and recreate any story and share it with others when your students feel happy with their finished product.

https://toontastic.withgoogle.com/

Maribel Barba

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Search the world's information, including webpages, images, videos and more. Google has many special features to help you find exactly what you're looking for.

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This website is a tool to help students from grades K-12 learn computer science, specifically dealing with computer coding. Students are able to learn to write their own code to create apps, animations, games, and even websites.  This website will also allow your students to participate in the annual "Hour of Code," which is a one-hour introduction to computer science that shows that anybody can learn the basics, and to broaden participation in the field of computer science.

-Teren Coulter
https://code.org

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Xtra Math is a free online math fact fluency program.  It quizzes students on addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division facts. Research shows that students need to be able to solve math facts fluently, and easily, to solve more complex math problems.

Students take a few minutes every day to practice their facts on this program and must be able to recall the facts quickly (within three seconds), and correctly, in order to move on to the next level. Progress reports are available for teachers to see students' progress.

-Teren Coulter
http://www.xtramath.org

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IXL is an online program where students are given the opportunity to practice both Language Arts and Math standards in their grade level.  Students earn points, ribbons, and praise for correct answers, and they get step-by-step explanations for incorrect ones. Once kids reach 100 points for a skill, they earn a medal and a game board square.

This program provides independent practice and can be useful for teachers to review specific standards.  When one subscribes to the website, teachers are able to give students placement tests and see the specific standards students are struggling in.

-Teren Coulter
https://www.ixl.com/

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This website is a free resource that allows you to study for anything. Quizlet's flashcards, tests, and study games make learning fun and engaging for students of all ages. Other features include the ability to track your own progress and compete with friends. This tool works on multiple platforms, and mobile devices.

https://quizlet.com/

Sabrina Dunleavy

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Imagine Learning- Language and Literacy is an online program adopted by my district to help our struggling students in the area of Language and Language Arts.  This program begins with a placement assessment and then each child receives explicit, targeted instruction within an individualized learning path that continually adjusts to their needs. The program focuses on  reading and listening comprehension, basic vocabulary, academic language, grammar, phonological awareness, phonics, and fluency. The activities are aligned with the state standards and adjust according to each student's individual needs.  The program provides progress reports for students and teachers, and even printable awards for successful students.

Imagine Learning also has programs for math, math fluency, and Spanish.

-Teren Coulter
http://www.imaginelearning.com/programs/language-and-literacy

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This website allows you to create and share your own games. Brainrush has four quiz-like game templates to choose from, including options for flashcards, labeling/sorting and hotspots diagram matching. You can upload your own images and add your own text. The even cooler feature is that Brainrush automatically differentiates the assessment based on the answers the student gives. Here's an example: say a student labels certain states incorrectly on a map. The quiz will automatically assess the student on those missed questions until they achieve a higher accuracy rate.

http://www.brainrush.com/

Sabrina Dunleavy

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This is a free and incredible-easy-to-use video platform that helps teachers save time, boost classroom engagement and improve student learning through video lessons. EDpuzzle also collects data as students watch and interact with the video. Take a video from Youtube, Khan Academy or TeacherTube and crop it to use only what you need for your lesson, record your voice on top to explain, add clarifications, or add a video introduction. Embed quiz questions along the way, to check for student understanding, track who watched the video, prevent skipping, and see quiz results through the simple to read student reports. Allow your students to create their own video lessons, to create a deeper learning experience. Students can view the videos on the website, or the app, or you can can embed the lesson on your website. It’s also a perfect tool for flipping your classroom.

https://edpuzzle.com/

Sabrina Dunleavy

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Have you ever tried creating a Jeopardy game from scratch using PowerPoint? What a daunting task! Jeopardy labs simplifies the game creation process, allowing you to focus on creating challenging questions, rather than making sure links work. This online game website allows you to create your own template online, or browse their library for templates made by others.

https://jeopardylabs.com/

Sabrina Dunleavy

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This tool allows the teacher to input a class list and facilitates random name picking. You can also add a list of keywords and use the tool to have the class prompt a student to guess the word by providing definitions.

http://www.classtools.net/main_area/template_loader.php/?fruit_machine

Sabrina Dunleavy

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This platform is for both students and teachers and creates a a virtual reality presentation.  It has multiple applications to illustrate learning including creating virtual exhibits, modeling, infographics, storytelling, etc.  It can be applied in any subject setting and is free for the first 2 months.  After that, licenses can be bought in packs of 50 for $75.  Examples are included, as well as the capability to monitor student activity inn real time.

Jessica Menard

https://cospaces.io

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This website is a very user-friendly video producer. It can be used to make small videos for students to illustrate selected learning targets. It is free, and has step-by-step instructions ans to wher and how to display the information.
Jessica Menard
https://biteable.com/

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Diigo is a site that helps you highlight, bookmark, and organize information found on the web. Essentially, it is a digital replacement for sticky notes, high lighters, binders, and dividers. It has free applications as well as upgrade-able ones. it can be shared with others for group work and collaboration.
Jessica Menard
https://www.diigo.com

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This is an app that teachers can use to present or assess students in a unique and fun way. A teacher can create quizzes, surveys, presentations, and videos. One of the functions that is the most useful is the presentation feature. Students can see a variety of sources, so this obviously works great for differentiated instruction. Also, you can give formative and summative assessments. This may not sound to impressive, but the program not only grades your exams it also creates pdf reports. This is great for data tracking, and looking for your students strengths and weaknesses in different content areas. This is a great app that has a multitude of functions.
https://nearpod.com/
Joshua Olin

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In a world with spell check and auto complete it seems that students are  struggling more and more with spelling. Spelling tests seem to be a thing of the past, but not with spelling city. Spelling city allows teachers to build spelling and vocabulary tests. This program also has pre-generated spelling lists based on state curriculum. It also saves you time on grading. It automatically grades and tracks data. This could be helpful in so many ways. The quizes are so engaging that students have proven to retain more information using this program. This costs $59.00 annually, but it will pay off in student performance.
-Joshua Olin
https://www.spellingcity.com/

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This is an app that educators can use to present and make lessons that are fun and are engaging for students. Teachers can upload audio, pictures, and drawings that assist students in learning the topic at hand. While students are listening to a presentation, they can draw and annotate directly within the presentation. Students can also ask questions as the presentation goes along. Teachers can have questions on the slide that can assess students knowledge of a specific topic. This site can be used for any subject. It is an amazing way to keep students interested and engaged in class.
-Joshua Olin

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WeVideo is a screen casting/recording tool that is free to use. The link below is what I gave my students this Friday and the second video at the end of this post is of me showing you what WeVideo looks like if you want to watch and learn a little more. Let me know if you have questions.
- Jean Esparza
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This allows students to create one major image and embed it into any document or slide. I have used this with my students by having them they had a math problem that asked them to create an equation, create and fill a table, and graph graph on a google doc. Google Docs are not very intuitive when it comes to math symbols and formulas but with Draw, my students were able to complete all three parts on one "image" and save it on their Google Doc. It may not seem like much but they did not have to deal with the headaches of trying to figure out how to format everything. If they made a mistake, they could go back and fix that one mistake without changing how anything else looks like. It becomes a pain when they create tables and try to type/draw anywhere near them.
- Jean Esparza

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Another screen recorder tool that I have had my students use because it is easy, free, and automatically saves to their Drive which makes posting the videos easier. I still like WeVideo fro myself because it comes installed in my laptop but I would go with screencastify if you are looking for a way to create videos going over lessons, concepts, or simply instructions.
- Jean Esparza

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Easily share your creations in multiple channels. Let more viewers watch, pause and rewind on their schedule while maximizing time by eliminating unnecessary meetings.
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Collect video assignments to ensure any team or student is heard. Track viewing activity and add interactive questions and more to ensure your message is understood.
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Educator, student, marketer, engineer, gamer. Whatever part you play, you'll have simple, yet powerful screen recording and editing tools.
Learn more

Easily share your creations in multiple channels. Let more viewers watch, pause and rewind on their schedule while maximizing time by eliminating unnecessary meetings.
Learn more

Collect video assignments to ensure any team or student is heard. Track viewing activity and add interactive questions and more to ensure your message is understood.
Learn more

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Screencastify | Screen Recording and Video Editing

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Screencastify is the leading screen recorder for Chrome. Install the extension to record, edit, and share videos in seconds. Create video class assignments, training and tutorials, and make business communication faster.

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This is one of my favorite digital tools to use because of how easy it is to create fun quizzes for your students. You can take an entire quiz from someone else or questions from several sources and change them up if you want to. It is similar to Kahoot but I prefer it because the questions and answers show up on their screen without them having to wait for the next question. It becomes a very competitive and loud environment but Quizizz connects with Google Classroom and provides the student, and the teacher, with a report of their performance. Quizizz then allows you to look at the reports which can show you individual reports, stats on individual question, or an overall class report which can show you which question(s) they struggled with the most.
- Jean Esparza

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One of the biggest drawbacks with Google Docs and Slides is the inability for my students to draw with their Chromebooks and stylus. I know there is a scribble option but it is useless with the stylus and tring to use it with the touchpad become cumbersome. I have learned to find ways around it and my students were the ones that showed me sketchpad. They can write/draw/solve on a blank canvas that they can then save and insert into any Google Doc or Slide.
- Jean Esparza

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Sketchpad; multi-touch, multi-user, non-destructive drawing application written in HTML5.