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Learned how to use this to easily and quickly create graphic organizers! -Meredith

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created puzzles, crosswords and more , I shared a link in chat

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-Amanda

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I used scratch for coding. And mapping. 

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I used scratch for coding. And mapping. 

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-Jill

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- you can make virtual reality art galleries
- olise

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It is a good tool to teach music composition.
Sihan

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Great resource for digital books.

-Sophie

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Add on to google slides which makes presentations more interactive
- Michelle

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Jamboard, Pebble Go, Google Classroom, Google Slides 

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Jamboard, Pebble Go, Google Classroom, Google Slides 

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Kelly Sovereign

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Canva to demonstrate how to use a protractor online

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Canva to demonstrate how to use a protractor online

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- Teffany Raymond

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Chithra

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Made by teachers as an interactive lesson support tool
-Geoffrey

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I found google classroom useful (google slides, google forms).

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I found google classroom useful (google slides, google forms).

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Smartboard in the classroom
Kahoot

- Susan

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smartboard
epic
brainpop
-Alexandra

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- Lauren

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- Jill

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I enjoyed creating drag and drop activities in Google Slides. You can do this by creating the part of your slide that you want to be fixed, saving it as .png file, and then uploading it as a background. Then, you can add whatever you want students to be able to drag and drop - Kai

Helpful resource: https://youtu.be/-byn2YTVeWU

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Your school board may have access to sites like epic or adventure academy where both students and teachers can access a variety of books online, or your local library's database is a good source as well. - Kelly Sa

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- Ashley

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KnowledgeHook, Screencastify, Google Read & Write

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KnowledgeHook, Screencastify, Google Read & Write

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- Mina

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This website has a lot of online books. Many children didn’t have printed books in their homes during my virtual placement. My AT used this site when students were reading to her, themselves, and to each other. - Sofiya Mykytyn

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Google slides for digital lessons. And break out rooms for group work even at grade 2 level. Virtual events and meeting the book authors
Fari.

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Used this as a digital blackboard to teach and record lessons, which helped me to implement principals of universal design by integrating visuals, etc. -Meredith

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One website I found useful in my practicum was PebbleGo (https://www.pebblego.com). It provides information on five subject areas including; Animals, Health, Science, Social Studies, and Biographies to help guide your students' exploration. Students are able to listen to and read the information to explore the various topics.
- Steffany

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-Beatrice

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Kahoot, Mathigon, and EPIC Books! (Online access to books)

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Kahoot, Mathigon, and EPIC Books! (Online access to books)

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- Melina

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Use the 'annotate' function to draw attention to the part of the presentation/website that you're talking about.
- Megan

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Sabrina