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Have you heard of realtimeboard?
https://realtimeboard.com/education/

It is a whiteboard application designed for the one computer classroom.

Here is a video showing you basic features and how to get it started.

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Online Whiteboard Every Creative Startup Needs

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Getting Started with RealtimeBoard I Online Whiteboard

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realtimeboard.com RealtimeBoard is an endless online whiteboard based in the cloud. Get started with this tool and learn core features to: - Keep everybody on the same page. - Manage the big picture. - And make remote collaboration as engaging as face-to-face meetings at the office whiteboard.

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You will probably need this to do your homework. Register to create a free account.                                                VoiceThread, http://voicethread.com/,  is an online conversational tool allows you to place collections of media--images, videos, documents, and presentations at the center of an asynchronous conversation. Your students can log into your Voice Thread and make comments using any mix of text, a microphone, a web cam, a telephone, or uploaded audio file.

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You will probably need this to do your homework. Register to create a free account.                                                VoiceThread, http://voicethread.com/,  is an online conversational tool allows you to place collections of media--images, videos, documents, and presentations at the center of an asynchronous conversation. Your students can log into your Voice Thread and make comments using any mix of text, a microphone, a web cam, a telephone, or uploaded audio file.

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Below is a video on how to use it for your assignment.

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How To: Using VoiceThread LMS Assignment Submission (for Students)

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This tutorial explains how students can complete VoiceThread assignments in your LMS.

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While working on a project, I felt the necessity of a good rubric for my students but found it quite time-consuming. Students are supposed to come up with a rubric they made next time. That's why I bring up with this online tool, Rubistar.

It is a recommended Internet tool for creating rubrics: http://rubistar.4teachers.org/index.php

You must join RubiStar (it's free) and sign in to save your rubrics. Here is a handout for joining Rubristar and creating a rubric.

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Students have some chances to use tools for presentations for a contest or an assignment.

Some of them feel Power Point is too common and want something different.

"Prezi offers a much more dynamic take on presentation software. You can create presentations with lots of motion and zooms to bring your presentation to life. You cannot download your Prezi, but you can access them from anywhere with a reliable Internet connection."

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Prezi Tutorial: Using templates in Prezi

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Learn more about templates here: http://prez.is/l7dznx Prezi has an array of uniquely designed templates that are designed to help you organize your presentation. Which template are you going to choose?

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thinglink is an easy-to-use program. You can make a photo or image interactive. This means that you can add links, videos, comments, etc. to an image.

Here is an example of a completed thinglink. https://www.thinglink.com/scene/753329563970306049
How does it look? I think you might use this for your presentation.

Fllowing the instruction of this video will be the easiest way to learn how to use this online tool.

1) upload 2) tag 3) share

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Make your images interactive in three easy steps: 1) upload 2) tag 3) share

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I needed an online tool to share pictures, videos and documents with my students and found this useful.

https://www.dropbox.com/

Dropbox is an online sharing site. You can create individual folders and share them with others or you can create a folder and share it with your entire classmates. It is a great way to collaborate and share.

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I found some students having a hard time recording their voices for speech or pop-song contests. I believe this website is good for them.

http://vocaroo.com/

This is a user-friendly online voice recording tool. Students can record their voices easily and save their recordings in several formats. You don't even need an ID to use it.

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I'd like to introduce a nice blog. It is called Penzu. It has special features so it will be a lot easier to upload your journal if you join. You will like it.

Using Penzu
1. Go to : https://penzu.com
2. Sign up for Penzu:
3. You may be directed to this page:
If you are, fill in the requested
information and click on Create
Account
4. You are automatically signed up and can now able to create your journal:
You can change the title of your journal by clicking on the title (in this case it’s Little’s Journal),
then click Next
5. Choose the color of your journal cover and click on Next
6. Choose the font or type of writing in your journal (don’t choose anything that is labeled “Pro”—
those choices are not free) and click on Next
7. Decide if you want to receive any email reminders to write in your journal—then click on
Finish:
8. You can now write in your journal by clicking on New Entry:
;
You’ll see this. Write a title for your journal entry
Type in the text of your journal. The menu allows you to format your text, add a link or a image.
9. A completed journal entry looks like this. Penzu will save your journal entry automatically or
your can click on Save now.
To get back to your journal
home page, click on the word
Penzu at the top of the page.
Click here to see a list of
your journal entries.
Click on a
journal title to
get to the
journal entry.
10. Follow these instructions to share your journal entry:
a. On your journal entry, click on the three dots
b. This black box appears. Click on Share
c. Click on Share via Public Link
d. Click on Generate Public Link
e. Click on Copy Link. You can paste the page the link anywhere you wish.