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interactive teacher tools

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students make a video version of a presentation but use hand created props and scripts. Beats the standard google slides presentation and allows more creativity and informal

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Kahoot

Quizizz

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Quizzes

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I have used Edpuzzle a couple of times, mostly as a way for students to review a short video that we have watched in class.

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It is an interactive quiz game.

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Playposit
Quizlet Live

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EDpuzzel

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I use it to have students make videos on Chromebook. The paid version also has green screen.

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My favorite Ed Tech tool is probably Google sites. I use Google sites for my Classroom site and like to link my Classroom calendar to it. I link any documents used for a lesson plan to the calendar so that if a student is absent, they can click the lesson on the calendar and then pull up any documents required. -Megan 

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My favorite Ed Tech tool is probably Google sites. I use Google sites for my Classroom site and like to link my Classroom calendar to it. I link any documents used for a lesson plan to the calendar so that if a student is absent, they can click the lesson on the calendar and then pull up any documents required. -Megan 

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Through Google Maps, students can create their own maps with locations related to the unit topic. It's like google docs and google maps combined. Once on google maps, click those three horizontal lines in the top left corner and click "Create Map" to get started.