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Khan Academy is a great module-based website for students to learn independently on their own time at their own pace. It can be used to practice and retain information as well as learn something new! Teachers can create a class on Khan Academy and track their students' progress as well as evaluate their next course of action. If they is a common misunderstanding, the teacher may choose to approach the lesson a different way. Students can feel empowered to learn on their own and completing modules makes progress visible and concrete.

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Prezi is, essentially, a platform that allows students and educators alike to present their ideas in a slide format. Prezi allows the creator to separate their ideas between bigger pictures and smaller, more specific details, while still maintaining an easy-to-follow format. Prezi also allows the presenter to actively interact with the slides as well as use the camera to close the disconnect between viewer and presenter.

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Quizlet is a leading behavioral resource for high school and college students. In preparation for a test, a student can create their own study set of flashcards and test themselves through either a traditional test, a game and other methods. Study sets connect students from across the country to see how they may be learning the same things. Making the set yourself is a method of studying and memorization. I have seen Quizlet used for multiple choice exams that require more repetition and memorization than application such as anatomical study terms or questions from a driver's ed course.

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Google Sites is a free web application that allows students and educators to create websites on any topic. This is a great resource for educational sites, assignments, reports, labs, reminders. Google sites is a great way to expand creativity while also collaborating with others.

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Minecraft Education Edition is an educational variant of the popular game: Minecraft. It is available in 20 languages and is helpful in teaching and learning science, coding, math, technology, history and culture, art, music and design, digital citizenship, as well as equity and inclusion. "Minecraft Education includes built-in accessibility features such as the integration of Microsoft Immersive Reader, which allows text to be read aloud, translated, and converted into a picture dictionary. The game can be played in single-player mode and multiplayer mode, inviting social learning. There is also an add-on Classroom Mode, designed to aid teachers in virtual classroom management" (Blogs UMass).

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ABCYa! is a great resource for children younger than pre-k up to fifth grade. This website provides games and activities for students to do online. All the games are well organized by grade level and subject. Teachers, parents, and students can all use this resource.

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Canva is an amazing tool for visual learners to create infographics or presentations in a visually pleasing way to stimulate their minds. It is a tool with functions beyond google slides, or google docs. Teachers can create a classroom on Canva and give their students access to the different templates. It allows a student to express themselves creatively while still being in an educational setting. It is more collaborative for visual learners to use and become immersed in the subject matter they are learning by presenting the knowledge they are being asked to retain an a way that appeals to them.

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Socrative engages students through games and exercises on their devices. They can take quizzes, receive exit tickets, or ask and answer questions in a hands-on manner with the satisfaction of automatically graded responses (in most cases).

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Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen AUDIOBOOK

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Spotify podcasts are a great tech tool for aural learners. Shows such as TED Radio hour offer episodes of numerous educational topics. A teacher may assign a visual learner to use infographics to present their knowledge, but listening and perhaps creating a podcast would help an aural learner. Spotify also offers audiobooks for class novels that are often required to be read throughout high school and college. A student can search for the book and find that each chapter has its own episode and it may be easier and more enjoyable for them to rewind the audiobook rather than flip back to a specific page when trying to recall the plot and/or summary of the novel.

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Listen to this episode from LibreCast Audiobooks on Spotify. This is an audiobook of Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen, narrated by Elizabeth Klett.Mr. Bennet has five daughters, but his property can only be passed onto male heirs (because it is entailed).

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Diigo lets you treat the web like paper-based reading material, making it simple to highlight, bookmark, take notes, or even add sticky notes. Additionally, teachers can provide students with articles and, if students like, they can properly annotate the article and write themselves notes without disrupting or distracting others, an essential source to have.