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10 Minute Teacher Podcast
The Teachers' Podcast
Ask Simple K12 Podcast
Join the Adventure Blog
Ms. Rupp's Class Blog

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Remind is a notification app for students to be able to communicate with teachers. This simple tutorial shows how to set up an account. It's extremely simple to use and merely reminds students of assignments and deadlines they have coming up whenever the teacher sends out a message.

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Google Slides is a slideshow presentation software that operates with Google's office and education suite to offer unique functionality. This tutorial shows the basic functionality of the site, and this course by Google themselves shows how to use Slides in a classroom setting. Lastly, this article catered specifically to teachers shows some of the more difficult ways to use Google Slides in the classroom.

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Google Slides: Online Slideshow Maker | Google Workspace

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Use Google Slides to create online slideshows. Make beautiful presentations together with secure sharing in real-time and from any device.

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Zoom is a video conferencing software that lets students and teachers communicate with each other. This tutorial by Simon Sez IT on YouTube showcases the basic ways to use Zoom, and this article shows how to engage students when using the software. Zoom shows itself to be one of the most useful video conferencing apps, and through its unique features, it boosts communication and collaboration when used effectively

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Language Tool is an easy to use grammar checker that works on multiple languages, where most of the common grammar checkers only work on English. This tutorial goes over how to set up the software. Of course, not a lot of information exists on how to use this software, as it is much more of a passive helper, like Grammerly.

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Blogger, an easy to use blogging software owned by Google, allows teachers and students to create dynamic, updating websites so that they can communicate with others. Setting up an account is easy, and this tutorial by Surfside PPC on Youtube goes in depth, telling you everything you need to know to start your own blog. This experienced teacher's blog also discusses why it is important for teachers and students to have each their own blog. After knowing why you should have a blog, you should look at this web page which goes into how to implement a blog into your classroom. Lastly, look to this teacher for a great example of a classroom blog!

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Blogger.com - Create a unique and beautiful blog easily.

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Publish your passions your way. Whether you'd like to share your knowledge, experiences or the latest news, create a unique and beautiful blog.

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Anchor is known for being very easy to use, though there are some challenges to consider with this platform, however, CMAC on Youtube has a comprehensive tutorial on how to set up your first podcast using the site. In fact, two social studies teachers took advantage of Anchor's easy to use system and created their own podcast, titled, The Missing Chapter. There is also argument that students should create their own podcasts as well, in order for parents to stay in touch with them and have a way to know what is going on in the classroom. While it is still young, Anchor stands as being the best and easiest way to introduce a podcast to the classroom

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Vista Higher Learning has put up their own tutorials and webinars on their site which greatly detail how to use various aspects of their resource in innovative eways for learning. One such webinar is how to use their resources to Transition to Remote Teaching. While not many resources exist outside of their site, the site itself has many tools to help teachers across the board, even if the service is costly.