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Snapchat is an app that allows you to add friends and group them as you please, so if you only want certain people seeing a snap you can set it to send specifically to them as a group or individually send it to each individual person. Snapchat is an effective way of updating students on assignments or anything that could happen in class and allows the teacher exactly who all has seen the snap and who has not so the student could not use the excuse that they did not know of the update.

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Google Docs allows students to create a free account and upload it and work on the paper or project in or out of class with or without internet. One great thing about this site is it allows you to share your work, so not only can the teacher monitor who is doing what work but if you are working in a group it also allows the other group members to see what you have done as soon as internet connection is made.

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Pinterest is a site that allows students to save things they like to their own personal board. This would be good for group projects because it would be a great place to get ideas from and allow each student in the group to save it then discuss the project further when they are together.

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Khan Academy offers instructional videos, practice exercises, and a learning dashboard to help students in several different subjects and test prep. This site would appeal more to the high school aged students because it is less of a game and more of videos, however it allows teachers and parents to monitor how students are doing in the subjects they are working on through the dashboard.

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Read Write Think allows students to write and publish their own newspaper based on their reading and grade level. This tool would not only allow the students an outlet to express what they want but also an outlet for the teacher to grade the students on their language arts.

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Funbrain is an interactive site that provides videos, books, and games that appeal mostly to kindergarten through 8th graders in a variety of subjects. As a topic is covered in class funbrain could be used as a way to practice the topics.

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BrainPOP is a website that provides videos or games for several different topics in subjects such as Science, Social Studies, English, Math, Art and Music, Health, and Engineering and Technology. After the student has completed the video or game they have a quiz over the topic covered and the teacher can assess if the student needs further practice in the area.

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Kahoot is a learning game that allows students to virtually compete with one another while also being quizzed on what they have learned. The teacher creates the quiz and is given a game pin then gives it to the students who answer the questions as quickly and accurately as possible in an attempt to get the most points. This game allows the students to test what they learned in a fun way while also showing the teacher how much the student has learned.

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Wikispaces in an app that allows teachers to give students assignments and monitor the amount of work the students have done. This app is really useful when assigning group projects because it allows the teacher to monitor how much each student has contributed to the group and allows the teacher to grade each student appropriately.

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Class Dojo is an interactive app that allows parents to interact with the teacher and know how their child has behaved in school that day as well as how their behavior for the day was. Students can also showcase their work by adding to their portfolios.