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I recommend ‘https://nearpod.com/s/market/init - Lessons with videos and materials from across the content areas’.

Nearpod is designed for teachers and institutions, to create, engage and assess through the use of mobile devices. It can engage students with interactive activities, connect them through collaborative discussions, and gain instant insight into student learning through formative assessments.

Here is the student-focused handout.

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I would like to introduce, ‘VoiceThread’. http://voicethread.com/

VoiceThread is especially appropriate for interpersonal and verbal linguistic learners. People can send voice messages and get voice responses through voiceThread.

Text alone can’t deliver the subtlety and expression required for meaningful connection. VoiceThread is a more humane way to connect. It is used by everyone from elementary students to universities students and corporate executives. It’s easy to learn and powerful enough for people’s most complex projects. People don’t have to write their conversations into their calendar. They can collaborate wherever and whenever it’s convenient for them. People can use a screen reader or caption for their videos, and use any computers, device, or the Internet connection.

Here is a student-focused instructional handout.

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Here is another handout for students to use Plickers

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I’ll introduce Plickers, https://www.plickers.com/

Plickers is a simple online tool that lets teachers collect real-time formative assessment data without the need for student devices.

The teachers can use Plickers for quick checking to know whether their students are understanding big concepts and mastering key skills. It can give all students the chance to participate and engage in learning without feeling self-conscious. Students don’t have to wait to log in on a computer or even open the right app. Plickers seamlessly integrates into the way the teachers already teach with.

Here is a handout for students.

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I explored the website, Google Slides (https://www.google.com/slides/about/).

While it is not as robust as PowerPoint, Google Slides is a free presentation app that is centered around collaboration. With Google Slides, more than one person can work on a presentation at a time. It even gives people the option to take audience questions.

I attached a student-focused handout below.

https://www.google.com/slides/about/

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YouTube Video editor https://www.youtube.com/editor

You can use Video Editor tools to put together clips to create new videos and publish them to YouTube with one click. All of your uploads are added automatically to the Video Editor. Some of the things you can do with Video Editor are: Combine multiple videos and images you've uploaded to create a new video, trim your clips to custom lengths, add music to your video from a library of approved tracks, and customize clips with special tools and effects.

I attached a student-focused handout below.

https://www.youtube.com/editor

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This week, I would like to introduce the website called,  'Wikispaces'

This is an easy-to-use tool that allows you to create a wiki that you can share with your students. Wikis can be small or large; they can be private and shared with only your students or they can be private. Wikis are wonderful for sharing class materials, assignments, documents, etc. Students can upload documents to the wikis as well.

I attached a student-focused handout below.
(How to access your teacher's wiki)

http://www.wikispaces.com/

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This week, I want to introduce the website called, ‘Vocarro’.

‘Vocarro’ is used for recording voice and then sends Emails with the voice files to anyone you want on the Internet.

Anyone can use this website without sign up, sign in, or anything.

I attached a student-focused handout below.

http://vocaroo.com/

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Today, I would like to introduce, Voice Thread. This website is an online conversational tool allows you to place collections of media--images, videos, documents, and presentations at the center of an asynchronous conversation. You 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.  When you click on the VoiceThread link, above, click on Register to create a free account. Do not click on "Learn more . . ."--those links will take you to pages to purchase expanded accounts.

I plan to learn more about this website.
I attached student-focused handout below.

https://voicethread.com