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I know and use in my school to share ideas with my students and collegues blendspace, dipity, Google docs, symbaloo... in these days I have fun trying kahoot!

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I know Team up.I use apps and web tools.My favorite ,ıssue,calomeo.animeto,magisto.pizap,Tacck,Kahoot,padlet,animato...

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I know TeamUp but I do not use it. I read here about many apps. I also use many of them. Sometimes I am thinking where to take time to use all nice apps :) The last what I like and my students like is MathDual.

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I know TeamUp. But I do not use it. The last app what we like MathDual. Students like it very much!

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I use Prezi, Keynote, TinyTap, Kahoot and Edmodo.

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Popplet, TeamUp look proper for using thanks to all those who shared their favorites, we can now choose what seems appropriate for our needs

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I know TeamUp and Titanpad. They are useful for us...

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I use several apps already presented in this padlet but OneDrive and Magisto are two that I use with my students.

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I used TeamUp, Tricider, Stickmoose, Titanpad, Learningapps and Stormboard.

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My students use some excellent applications for collaborative learning:

Padlet, Popplet, Powtoon, Goanimate, Zeemaps, Storyjumper, Slideshare, TripAdvisor, Poplet, Wordle, Wideo, ecc.

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I don't use (yet) too many apps during my clasrooms (mostly those provided by PHET, and also video recording activities), but I'm aware about many. They are parts of this link http://www.teachthought.com/apps-2/52-of-the-best-apps-for-classrooms/?utm_campaign=trueAnthem&utm_content=55568c4704d301122b000001&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook

or I have found something different during this module (like TeamUp and Actionbound which are my first choises for next steps in designing my future teaching activity).

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Educational Technology and Mobile Learning

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January 15, 2014

Below are some good apps that can facilitate your students collaboration in learning projects. The first 5 apps has been been featured in a slideshow created by Monica Burns from Class Tech Tips and are particularly useful for classes where there is only one iPad or where students have to share the same iPad. I have also added more apps that I personally think are idea for collaborative team work. Check out the titles below and have a look at the accompanying slide for more illustrations on how these apps are being used.

ScreenChomp is a grat tool for creating tutorials and flipped lessons. It provides a wide range of features including:

Touch record to capture your touch interactions and audio instructions on a plain background, or an image from your iPad camera roll.

Sketch out your ideas and talk the viewer through the "how" and "why" of it all.

Stop and Share your video snack to ScreenChomp.com to generate a simple web link you can paste anywhere.

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Combining screencasting, desktop control, and an interactive whiteboard in one app, you'll never have to turn your back to the class or audience again. Create a lesson or presentation, insert images, save and edit your project and record a screencast video you can easily save or share. Doceri does it all!

This is a collaborative whiteboard app that provides the following features :

* Lots of fun and colorful Stickers to make your drawings even more exciting!
* Add up to 3 photos to your canvas and decorate them with your imagination.
* When one person's artistic skills aren't quite enough, combine your painting abilities with Whiteboard!
* Easy-to-use paint- or graffiti-like interface.
* Two devices can draw on the same canvas simultaneously.
* Bonjour wireless networking over Wi-Fi or the Internet.
* Full-screen drawing.
* Adjustable marker width.
* "Brush" Preview to see what you're getting before you start sketching.
* Designed for the iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad.
* Free! This is the Lite version of Whiteboard.

Instantly create hilarious movies to share with friends. Choose any face - photos of friends, celebrities, politicians or yourself - and record videos replacing their mouth (or entire face) with yours. Adjust the pitch of your voice and add music to complete your movie. Make any picture talk and share the laughs with friends.

Toontastic is a creative storytelling app that enables kids to draw, animate, and share their own cartoons with friends and family around the world. With over 7 million cartoons created in 200+ countries, parents and teachers rave about the app... and kids can't stop creating!

These are the apps I added to Monica's collection :
6- Explain Everything

Explain Everything is an easy-to-use design, screencasting, and interactive whiteboard tool that lets you annotate, animate, narrate, import, and export almost anything to and from almost anywhere. 7-

The Nearpod platform enables teachers to use their iPads to manage content on students' iPads, iPhones or iPods. It combines presentation, collaboration, and real-time assessment tools into one integrated solution.
8-Educreations

Educreations turns your iPad into a recordable whiteboard. Creating a great video tutorial is as simple as touching, tapping and talking. Explain a math formula... Create an animated lesson... Add commentary to your photos... Diagram a sports play.
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This is a collaborative whiteboard app that allows users to annotate collaboratively PDF documents and screenshare from iPad to web browser.

Edmodo makes a teacher's daily life easier by providing a safe and easy way for teachers and students to engage and collaborate for free, anytime, anywhere.
12-Google Drive

Google Drive is one safe place for all your stuff. Upload photos, videos, documents, and other files that are important to you, then access what you need wherever you go, on any device. Get going with up to 15GB of storage.

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This post is promoted by the educational app Conojo Whiteboard - An Interactive Drawing Tool.

Using the iPad for collaborative learning isn't the most seamless thing in the world. For one, you have to define what you mean by collaborative learning, and here we can loosely define it was "a kind of learning where collaboration is an integral part of the learning process."

This means not just publishing ideas, but publishing them in ways where writers can receive feedback, reflect, and revise their writing or thinking.

This means not just tweeting thoughts or content, but doing so intentionally to promote feedback and interaction.

And it also means working together in real-time to accomplish collectively forged and monitored goals, whether your building a fortress with a massive tunnel system in Minecraft, or working with experts outside of the classroom on a presentation using Google Drive.

The following 12 apps (and one modeling article) are modern, "smarter" apps whose design (or significant parts of design) is based around the idea of collaboration and collaborative learning. Let us know in the comments section which we missed, or better yet, add it to our list.ly list!
12 Smart iPad Apps For Collaborative Learning

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12 Smart iPad Apps For Collaborative Learning

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Name some apps we can use for collaborative learning:

Padlet

Triceder

Virtual environment

Power League

Titanpad

Skype

Popplet

TeamUp

TwingSpace

Dropbox

Google docs

Google drive

Moodle

Pinterest

Twitter

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Aurasma is the industry-leading augmented reality app that's changing the way millions of people see and interact with the world

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Aurasma en el cartel del Museo del Libro

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La exposición temporal del Museo del Libro Fadrique de Basilea, "El Libro de Horas de Luis de Laval" cuenta en su cartel promocional con un vídeo integrado de realidad aumentada a través de Aurasma.

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Web 2.0 app are synonyms of collaboration!

In all classes we use BlackBoard Collaborate - class support and e-tutoring.

For programming we use Scratch online and AppInventor as well as a special platform for Algorithms.

Other - Online Office (365), OneDrive, DropBox, padlet -students do not like modarators!- powtoon, animoto, prezi

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Until the moment I have only used Google Drive with my students. I like it and I also see that students start working with this tool in lower levels so for them is quite normal to use it.

Other of the tools is the twinspace even when my own experience about it is limited. I have a lot to learn.

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some of my favourite apps or tools are:

google drive

one drive

dropbox

animoto

goanimate

powtoon

zooburst

calameo

padlet

emuraly

skype

and of course, Etwinning and its Twinspace!!

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I think that some tools for collaborative learning is:
Google Drive, Padlet, Evernote, Voicethread, Tricider

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A tool that I like a lot apart from Google Docs, padlet, qr-codes and zondle is  Story Wheel.  TeamUp is a tool I didn’t know about but I am certainly going to use it, I think it seems great!!

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In my school we do not have available tablet. But the applications I've ever used for sharing are google docs and dropbox to share.

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As a math teacher I use with my students:

Google docs Mindmup Popplet

Google sites

Goanimate

Google Hangout

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I'm a teacher for special needs and I'm using this very useful apps:

Mindjet Maps (Android, free). Compatible with iPad. Organize ideas, notes and lists of things to do through the intuitive visual maps. These allow you to quickly organize concepts.

Lensoo Create turns your iPad or Android tablet into a virtual whiteboard with voice recording and smooth digital writing. Using Lensoo Create you can quickly share your ideas through email, Facebook, Twitter or LinkedIn from virtually anywhere.

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I´m a math teacher. The tool i select for collaborative work are:
- Equator Free;
- Math Fight.

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I used Realtime Board, it is useful to share a board and work together on different topics especially on a icebreaking brainstorming

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For preparing animations video can be used :Animato,Go animate ,Powtoon

You want o make a short quiz you can use socrative or kahoot

You want to make a map you can use mastermind or poplet

for math lesson you can use funny math games

You can use for assesment Classdojo in your classroom also or you can use Edmodo

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Lately, i am fond of Google Drive. It is so easy to use and really great collaborative tool.

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Skype, Google Drive, Padlet, Dropbox, Stuudium

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Dropbox

Skype

Wathsup

Edmondo

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dropbox

googledrive

moodle

wordpress

skype

prezi

audacity

padlet

nearpod

whatsapp

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Wordpress

Powtoon

Socrative

Edmodo

Google Drive

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apps of google drive

kahoot

prezi

padlet

weebly

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Kahoot

Socrative

popplet

Google Docs

Evernote

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Moldiv

PhotoFunia

Popdot

Prezi

Go Animate

Glogster

Kahoot

VoiceThread

Slideshare

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For collaborative learning:

Google drive

Slideshare

MyStoryBook

Skype

moodle

issuu

Prezi

Padlet

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The APPS for collaborative learning Shelf | edshelf

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A range of technology tools that can help you develop collaborative learning.

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Where are some of my tools/apps:
Google Docs/Drive
Glogster
emaze
issuu
dropbox
wikispaces
weebly

Podbean

I've found this picture. Some of them I don't know/never tried

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Kahoot

Edmodo

Nearpod

Padlet

Google Drive

Dropbox

Audacity

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I've used only TwinSpace, Google drive, Skype and FaceTime so far, but I like the Padlet that we are using now, and Edmodo as well.

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I mainly use the following:

Padlet

Google drive

Animoto

Slideshare

Nearpod

MyStoryBook

BuddyPoke

Skype

WikiSpace

iLearn

Dropbox

Prezi

Popplet

Kahoo

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Googledocs

Padlet

Edmodo

Magisto

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The apps I normally use at work are these ones:

Whiteboard

Prezi

Ggogle docs

Google drive

Moodle

Slideshare

La prestatgeria de la XTEC

Audacity

Gravity

Kahoo

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For collaborative learning we use apps like

diigo

simbaloo

padlet

blendspace

or Google Drive

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I most often use Blogs, Wikispaces, Slideshare, Padlet, Canava.

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I've created a section on my learning diary on Padlet as 'APPology' and i'm sharing the apps i use in my classroom there.

In general;

For interactive lessons,

- Oxford BookShelf

- Cambridge Interchange

- VODScreen

- Futaba

- Opposites

- Wheel of Fortune HD

For creating posters,

- Phoster

- Phototastic PRO

For creating videos,

- MovieMaker by Windows

- Magisto

For the classroom ideas,

- Evernote

- Weebly

- Popplet

- Story Patch

- Book Creator

- Things

For the offline use of videos,

- AVPlayer HD

- Free Video by IOS

are the apps -in general, of course- that i use.

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Tools that I have fould a huge help for collaborative learning

· One drive/Google drive for the creation of collaborative documents

· Moodle

·  Blogs – such as kidsblog or edublog

· Skype/Google hangouts for

· Google apps for education

I have found more at: - http://cooltoolsforschools.wikispaces.com/Collaborative+Tools

and the link below

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This is a collaborative mindmap originally started during the LearnTrends live online event on November 16th 2008. In that web event, over 100 people led by Robin Good collaboratively created this large map identifying as many as possible of all the available online collaboration tools, giving initial preference to those providing a free access plan versus the high-price corporate solutions.

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I am not familiar with apps for collaborative learning but I have been testing some apps recommended and I would want to highlight these:

Evernote

Onenote

Symbaloo (great)

Socrative

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I have learned many new apps for collaborative learning in this module. I normally use Google Drive, and also padlet. I will definitely try the new ones learnt here!

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My favourite app for collaborative learning is Google Drive and Google Classroom. I also use popplet, padlet and prezi

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My favourite app for collabrative learning and classroom management in general is Classcraft.

I sue it from the beginning of the school year right until the end. It has made a real difference for my classes, especially in terms of the game element, peer pressure and real collaborative spirit, and not just when it comes to group projects. It has an Android and iOs app interface which makes it easy to use, either on tablet or phones.Check it out here: www.classcraft.com

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Apps that i found in this course:

-dropbox

-padlet

-prezi

-google docs

-book creator

-popplet

-moodle

-thinglink

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Apps for collaborative learning :

- Google Docs

- Padlet

- Slideshare

- Wikipedia/Wikisource

- Prezi

- Facebook

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Google Docs

Weebly

Dropbox

Onedrive

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- padlet

- google docs

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This area will be my summer homework too. So many great apps have been mentioned here I want to look into! At school we use the platform moodle. For presentations prezi, for mind maps popplet. We are now sharing students' presentations with symbaloo and I'm exploiting the easiness of padlet for sharing and storing ideas on topics.

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I use Google docs in working mode ande then I use Blogger to form a blog for every class I have where we all (both teacher and students) can post results and comment on our collaborative learning.

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EDMODO

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Apps for collaborative learning

Google drive and docs

Evernote

Sapo Campus

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O Campus é uma rede de comunicação e colaboração que aproxima toda a comunidade através de espaços de partilha.

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In my school Google doc's, is the most usully

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In Flipped classroom model I use mostly 2 powerfull collabortaive tools Stixy and Mikogo for collaboration of the group at home, since their tasks are mostly for the whole week and they will work after school when they are seperate at home. They prepare tasks with these apps during explore step at home

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I think almost any app can  support collaborative learning with a suitable pedagogical plan. Maybe not all face-to-face, but in an on-site class you can use any app for collaborative activities.

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I think almost any app can  support collaborative learning with a suitable pedagogical plan. Maybe not all face-to-face, but in an on-site class you can use any app for collaborative activities.

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google docs is a straightforward and common tool to help sort out many problems and get students to share their work and also help teacher.

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- One Note for classrooms

- Edmodo

- Symbaloo

- Team up

- Actionbound

- Socrative

- Showbie

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l prefer to work in google docs , it encouraging collaborative learning

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Do you know Slack - perfect service for teamwork. I use it for the EU project

https://slack.com

In our school we use Moodle.

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Collaboration is something that has to be fostered and their are skills that need to be developed in students and adults.

Collaboration in some schools is easy and obvious while still others are working to break down traditions that keep teachers in their own spaces and subject areas.

It is important to understand how to use tools and what is necessary to facilitate collaboration in a school. Some decisions can seriously limit collaboration; whether or not students will have access: to social media tools; youtube or even have an email address all have major impacts on the types of collaboration that may be available.

padlet - note board - indiv/group
popplet - group mind map
ebook creator -content creator
trello - indiv and group planning

google apps

wikis

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I use many of tools as my colegues. My school have Samsung Smart Classroom and we use Samsung School Classroom Manager. Samsung school is also app for group work and colaboration. Using Screen Sharing, up to six participants can simultaneously write on the screen. This real-time collaboration on lesson materials can help students take an active part discussions for a more collaborative learning experience.

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There are a lot of App for collaborative learning. Some examples are:

ScreenChomp

Doceri

Whiteboard Lite

Toonastic

Bai Board

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The app that I better known is Symbaloo

Symbaloo is a tool which allows you to share the resources you find useful for your students.

My symbaloo is like this

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I know many and many apps for collaborative learning:

Moodle, Edmodo, Dipity, Google Docs and educational apps, Padlet, Prezi, Dropbox, Voki, Cmap...

However the most important thing is how you decide to use them in your educational project...

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In my school the teachers use moodle to support collaborative learning.

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There are many apps for educational purposes. Some of them:

- Dipity

- Pearl Trees

- Ibook Author.

- Xente

- Video Scribe.

- MyDocuments.

- Zentation.

- 3wDoc

- Hype

- Book Creator

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CBB Creative Book builder

http://www.taz.fi/

Office365 OneDrive

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Quizlet padlet Linoit Symbaloo Kahoot Dropbox Color Note Google apps Prezi One Drive Weebly

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* iBooks

* iBooksAuthor

* GoogleDrive

* Skaype

* Prezi

* Socrative

* Evernote

...

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This is all new to me ...

TeamUp
Padlet Edmodo Sway

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Thinkling

Mindomo

Prezi

Google and One Drive suites

titanpad

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There are so many tools for collaborative learning. I leave some I already use and others I learned in this course:

-Popplet;

- Prezi;

-Moodle;

- Magisto

- TeamUp;

- ActionBound;

- ShowMe;

- Learning Apps;

-Voxpop;

-Lino;

-Edmodo;

-PowToon;

Create E-books...

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Baiboard

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Collaborative & Long Distance Whiteboard - BaiBoard HD

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Workflow Demo: I wanted to demonstrate using a collaborative whiteboard on the iPad. Using this tool, individuals can annotate the same PDF document or whiteboard at the same time. Use this App with video chatting to enhance brainstorming sessions and solving problems from anywhere in the world. Dropbox was utilized during this video.

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https://www.thinglink.com/

Office 365 (OneNote)

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I use this apps for collaborative learning.

Blackboard for meets on line and collaborative classrooms

Lensoo create: you can use the tablet as a black board and record your class

Pocket app to store items.

Flip flash card cards with answers and solutions , I use it as a game

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In Croatia all teacher and student have AAi@EDU.hr identity so we can use a lot of apps for collaborative learning such as Moodle, on line courses, movies and books and 365 office tools. In project we tested Samsung School app but something went wrong and we didn't come back (our Interwrite dual board has to be compatible so I am still searching for solution). Now I am testing Sway.

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3.5 I have use QR CODE for rallies http://www.qrstuff.com/ sway http://www.sway.com/ , imovie, book creator, and prezi for presentations

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https://www.goconqr.com

They offer tools for mind mapping, quiz making, flash cards, etc. and also allow you to share resources. The app and most of the content are free.

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Please find a list of

Apps for collaborative learning attached, including the used OS and whether it's free or not.

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Here is a link http://www.livebinders.com/play/play?present=true&id=1659660 to some of my favorit apps, ideas and platforms for colaborative learning and Flipped ESL Classroom concept (Sway, EDpuzzle. Canva, Curriculet, Takk, Socrative, Edmodo, Nerpod, Socrative, OneNote, Storify, eduClipper, Livebinders, Blendspace)

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http://www.examtime.com called now GoConqur http://www.goconqur.com

http://www.socrative.com

http://www.blinklearning.com

Google Drive, Office 365, Edmodo, Endomondo, Cmap, Padlet, Facebook, Twitter, are great tools to share and work collaboratively too.

This world is increasing a lot, and the main problem is for me, to select the ones that could be actually helpful to fill our goals.

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During my teaching activity I use very often groups, and I use everytime the Sw TeamUp to form groups of students; students like to use it, the initial choose of creating them is easy and quick; it helps a lot with forming groups for collaborative learning. But is easy to use also as a multimedia diary for each group's activity; I ask each group to record, every week or more frequentely if it's necessary, the step and the progress of the work . So teacher have a good feedback from each group and could use in the assesment rubrics.
Other tools that I use frequentely are:

PREZI

PADLET

Popplet

Google for education (drive, modules, docs and others)

Tellagami

Socrative

cmap

wikipages

powtoon

I use also to post all of the shared activity of groups in specific forum or sections in Moodle environments (as a collector) and I use also forums to discuss during the activity.

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LeMill is completely free and great place for collaboration http://lemill.net/

WikiEducator is also very good and completely free http://wikieducator.org/User:Teromakotero

Wikiversity also https://fi.wikiversity.org/wiki/K%C3%A4ytt%C3%A4j%C3%A4:Teromakotero

... and many more :-)

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http://reflex.aalto.fi/ - record personal reflections

http://www.magisto.com/ - make a movie, tell a story

http://www.examtime.com/ - mind maps, flashcards, quizzes

https://create.kahoot.it/# - online game-based classroom response system

https://www.mentimeter.com/ -  is a cloud-based tool to engage and interact with the audience in real-time can be integrated with PowerPoint

http://www.aurasma.com/#/explore

- augmented reality

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I used for some time a Wiki platform working on Apple iOS, but recently we turned to the Google Environment. I also use Edmodo with some other classes; it's higly flexible and complete enough for my actual needs. However I also "simply" use Facebook for direct connection with my students, that often contact me or themselves in Messenger to solve some problems they find during the homework.

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Edmodo

Google Drive

Padlet

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i just write down the one I use most at the moment, there are so many I heard of during this course that I still don't know!!!!! That's my homework for next holidays...

Twinspace

Padlet

Drive

Slideshare

Stickymoose

Titanpad

Storyboard

Evernote

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Tools that exist to support collaboration can:

facilitate real-time and asynchronous text, voice, and video communication.

assist in basic project management activities.

support co-creation by enabling groups to modify output in real-time or asynchronously.

facilitate consensus building through group discussions and polling.

simplify and streamline resource management.

enable local and remote presentation and archiving of completed projects.

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So many apps to support collaborative learning! Most of them I knew their excistance but I haven't tested yet. Here are my constribution to this Pudlet:

13 Free Sticky Notes Tools For Teachers

1. CorkboardRemember and share what's important to you. Collaborate with others on a single Corkboard. Post and access on your computer or on-the-go. Organize your postings into Corkboards. Share what you post on your Facebook wall and get notified of new comments on your postings.

2. Hott NotesFree sticky notes reminders for your desktop. A simple, easy-to-use sticky notes software for Windows.

3. LinoitSticky and Photo sharing for you. A free sticky and canvas service that requires nothing but a Web browser.

4. ListingsOnline sticky notes. Take notes from your browser. Share and collaborate with others in real-time. Reach your notes from anywhere. Super fast, free and ridiculously easy.

5. Notepad2A fast and light-weight Notepad-like text editor with syntax highlighting. This program can be run out of the box without installation, and does not touch your system's registry.

6. PadletPadlet gives you a blank page (a wall) and you put anything you want on it, anywhere. Perhaps the easiest site for children to use. Pose questions, get their answers, and give them feedback - all on the same page.

7. ScrumblrScrumblr is a web-based simulation of a physical agile sprint board that supports real-time collaboration.

8. Simple Sticky NotesWhat is Simple Sticky Notes? It's a simple, easy-to-use, absolutely free, fast and efficient note taking software.

9. SpaazeSpaaze (pronounced "space") offers it's users so called boards. Each board is an infinite space which resembles a virtual cork. On these boards, items can be put. Currently Spaaze offers 7 different items: Labels, Notes, Bookmarks, Images, Files, Videos and HTML. These items can be edited in place, moved via drag and drop and positioned freely on the board. Therefore it's possible to arrange a bunch of items any way you like, which makes it possible to use it for many different use cases.

10. StickiesStickies is a PC utility. Just like a real sticky piece of paper: Once on screen, stickies will remain where placed until closed, even through reboots. Stickies appearance can be customised; fonts, colours and buttons may be changed, and styles saved. Stickies can be resized and store text or images. Stickies can snap to each other and to the sides of the screen to keep them neatly lined up. Stickies can be attached to a web site, document or folder so they only show when it's on screen, and much more...

11. StickrWith Stickr you can create streams, subscribe to your friends’ feeds, form and join groups, follow people you like, leave private comments. Stickr feed can be embedded to your homepage or blog, your account can be associated with accounts on other social networking sites.

12. StickyPadStickyPad is an invaluable, easy-to-use tool that lets you place sticky notes on your desktop. You can type notes to yourself, set meeting and appointment reminders, keep track of a to-do list, and anything else you would do with paper notes.

13. StixyStixy helps users organize their world on flexible, shareable Web-based bulletin boards called Stixyboards. Unlike most personal productivity or project management software, Stixy doesn’t dictate how users should organize their information. Users can create tasks, appointments, files, photos, notes, and bookmarks on their Stixyboards, organized in whatever way makes sense to them.