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Kami
Flipgrid
Ed Puzzle

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Adobe CS
Noodle Tools
WeVideo
Screencastify Unlimited/Loom
Pear Deck
Newsela
Schoology
Google Classroom
Google for Education

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Adobe
Unlimited Screencastify
Pear Deck
We Video

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Playposit

Interactive learning... Very customizeable platform with various interaction options with media.

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EdPuzzle
Unlimited Screencastify
Honor Lock
GoGuardian (Home)
PearDeck

-EdPuzzle is great for interactive videos/questions/lessons, keeps students engaged, can use your own videos or ones posted on the web or EP site.
-Screencastify unlimited has been beneficial for distance learning if the lessons go over 5 minutes
-Honor Lock - proctoring exams at home (U of WY uses this)
-GoGuardian (Home) - proctor exams at home
-Pear Deck - because it's awesome!! I'd love to do a PD on this for our staff

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Screencastify Submit (It's completely integrated as a Google app. Students can just click the link in the assignment, record and submit, and then it sends it directly to the assigning teacher's Google drive in a folder that Screencastify creates for the assignment. Elementary friendly as well.)
Art/graphic design programs

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WeVideo (we use it ALL the time)
Sora (with access to public library, if possible. This has been activated during home learning, and would be great if it could continue)
FlipGrid
VoiceThread (Teachers often use this as an option for students when given choice on projects)
NoodleTools (beneficial in teaching research skills)
Pear Deck (awesome for student engagement and has been very beneficial during home learning with the student paced option)
SeeSaw (our art teacher uses SeeSaw as an online portfolio and feedback loop for kids and families in her classes, and it has been really great even at a middle school level)
Adobe Suite (We have 4 periods a day of multimedia that use this and we have some after school design classes that use it)
GoGuardian
Newsela Pro
Google Classroom
Schoology

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We see these titles as especially useful for online school, but will also be used extensively in regular school:
Screencastify Submit
Kami
Padlet full version

Gimkit
Peardeck

Note: There are lots of content specific programs that we use a lot that aren't included on this list.

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Brain Pop
WeVideo
GoogleApps
Schoology
GoGuardian (in person school)
NoodleTools
Flipgrid (free?)
VoiceThread isn't used anymore at all.
Note: There are lots of content specific programs that we use a lot that aren't included on this list.
Here's a full list of LMS tech

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Create a new document and edit with others at the same time -- from your computer, phone or tablet. Get stuff done with or without an internet connection. Use Docs to edit Word files. Free from Google.

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Raz Kids K-5 (online recording / running records capabilities)
Seesaw
Matholia

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BrainPOP/BrainPop Jr. K-5
SORA K-5
Wixie OR Seesaw K-2
Lexia K-2
Reading Plus 3-5
GoGuardian 1-5
Newsela PRO 3-5
WeVideo 3-5
Go Guardian 1-5

Other Notes:
-We only need WeVideo for grades 3-5.
-We only need Wixie K-2. If we get Seesaw we no longer need Wixie.
-We don't need Noodle Tools at the elementary level (nobody uses it).

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- District-supported database access (PebbleGo, World Book Online) - these are expensive for schools to support, and access is currently inequitable

- PearDeck - interactive presentations are powerful

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PearDeck
PebbleGo
Wixie - great tool for digital storytelling and creating with templates
World Book Online

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WeVideo - Grades 3-5
BrainPop/BrainPop Jr - all grades
Seesaw- all grades could use but especially K-2

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It would be nice to have some great content - I know this was not part of the priorities set in previous years, but seems like something to consider with potential of home learning.  Access to good content that is cloud based that aligns with standards would allow for more sharing of high quality lessons across schools.  Also before we moved to distance learning, youtube was turned off for elementary students which restricted students from rewatching videos for a reteach, so it would be great for students to have access to learning videos that they could review independently.
I also have teachers interested in a math learning platform.  Some have liked Freckle, which is both adaptive and also allows for teachers to assign certain activities.  Again, if we were in the classroom, this wouldn't be as much of a need, but this has allowed teachers to monitor progress and see what kids are doing - similar to iready and raz kids.

I also have had a lot of teachers interested in Padlet beyond the free 3 and are considering purchasing it.  Is there a district version?

As far as equity across the district goes, has there been an inventory of what paid services schools, grade level teams, or individual teachers use?  I'm thinking of things like spelling city, ixl, matific, typing club, etc. Some site subscriptions are very expensive and are able to be purchased at some schools and not others. Wouldn't that data point to what teachers feel like they need to support teaching and learning?

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Wixie - K-2 or 3 - A nice creation tool, good templates - older grades can use google draw.

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BrainPop K-5 - it has content and creation, easy to use, intuitive UI
WeVideo 3-5 - great tool, but 2nd needs to much support/time to make it work.
PearDeck - A great way to get student input during a presentation - allows for more responsive teaching.
SeeSaw - a very easy way to for student input their work via photo, great communication with families

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WeVideo
Wixie