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I love Edmodo, but I only have 15 computers and usually 25-30 students per class. And all my students change 3 times a year! So I end up with management issues of so many kids.

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Now that I've used Padlet I'm going to have student create their own walls for projects, then share. I can see a lot of possibilities here.

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I also post links to my Google surveys and documents. They let me keep track of student responses easily.

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For many of my quizzes I use Quiz Star, which I put a link to on my Edmodo post.

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I will sometimes post a PowerPoint or other activity and ask students to summarize or review in their posted turned in assignment.

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This works extremely well when all the kids are already on the computers, or to start off an activity.

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I create Edmodo quizzes for my math core support kids. The format lets me get automatic feedback on what students know and what they need help on. It took me a little time to get used to the format, but now it goes pretty fast.

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I also post links to online videos for students to watch.

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I post short instructional videos that I record from my computer and/or camera. Students watch the video and then we work on the practice in class together. Many of these videos cover basic introductory material, or are examples of how to do something. I have a YouTube Channel that I post them on too.

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I post links to games, online lessons, and activities on my Edmodo page for my Math Core Support kids. I also upload copies of worksheets and assignments related to the concept for students to print off and turn in, or edit and turn in.