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Educreation can be a good way of assess student's work and how they process how they do the work by explaining it with their own words. (e.g. showing how they solve a math problem using language as they solve a problem.)

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We think it would really cool to use for different kind of reports. It allows students to be creative but it also has templates for all different subjects.

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cool tool for math assessment. Being able to see the steps a student takes allows you to see the specific areas that need extra instruction.

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Plickers and Kahoots would be a fun way to assess your students.  It's a lot more engaging then just a pencil and paper.

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I looked at educreator and really liked that students could access the lesson over and over again if needed. and I also really like near pod for their virtual feildtrip feature to show students a place that maybe is not accessible to us.

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Educreations is really beneficial because you can assess exactly how students are demonstrating the skills they learn. Like for math, they can explain exactly why they did certain steps and if they are doing something wrong, it’s easier to identify. 

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Educreations is really beneficial because you can assess exactly how students are demonstrating the skills they learn. Like for math, they can explain exactly why they did certain steps and if they are doing something wrong, it’s easier to identify. 

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recap was neat. it seems simple enough to use. if i had the technology in my classroom i would use this for daily writing prompts and circle time.

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Nearpod was cool I would use the VR and

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We used educreations. We can can use it while in small group instruction. We think it's a great idea because it allows the students to not only show their work, but they can talk through it. There are visual cues for those who learn best through visualization. For example, we used the first picture of adding Jack-o-Lanterns and we were able to walk through the steps to add.

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We'd have a discussion to assess for understanding and allow them to ask questions for clarification.

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Nearpod was really interesting! We liked the virtual reality feature, plus all the lessons already provided for free! We would use these program for our future classes to engage students with fun technology!

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In Nearpod, you can go into a virtual world and go on a virtual field trip.