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also allows you to put in built in videos, questions (polls, multiple choice, open ended and more), provides teacher with all reports of student responses- who gets it? Who doesn't. You can create your own nearpods, but honestly there are so many FREE ones that are already made, you don't really need to. In addition, you can copy a premade Nearpod, and take out slides and edit to make it the way you want! Awesome tool!!

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Nearpod now has a padlet type feature they call collaboration... it is an activity.

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Use Nearpod to deliver open house presentation for the parents that don't show up

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Use Nearpod to deliver open house presentation for the parents that don't show up

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Also great for mindfulness lessons- perseverance, little story clips are provided; I recommend printing out the report for your student each month, or at least each marking period to share with parents

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Do you have the link?

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Excited to share with my pre-service teachers!

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High School English Teacher-10th grade honors and AP Lang and Comp

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Alisha

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Hey people :)

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Candy please ;)

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also use every year with 4th graders when they do their state projects.  Make a travel promotion-what makes your state unique?
-Linda

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Quizizz just released an iOs app, unsure if an Andriod app is coming soon.

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Thanks Vee! One of the things I don't like about Kahoot is that the question is not on the student's device.

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If you haven't tried Quizlet Live yet, you should! Kids love it and it's similar to kahoot but you can see the questions on your device. Kids like seeing the questions in front of them unlike kahoot

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Quizlet LIVE! is awesome....warning...it gets super competitive and our high school kids love it! I saw it in a high school spanish class and they actually wanted to skip lunch to finish playing!

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QUIZLET LIVE IS AMAZING!

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Pocket reminds me of Pinterest

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I embed my Symbaloo on my Google Site for parent/teacher resources

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Google Keep is another awesome was to create lists. You can share them to collaborate, too! Split that shopping list up with hubby and check off items while you are in the same store!

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It would be easier with seesaw even with moderation. The new Sites is much easier to use though. Each student could have their own Google Site that can be linked to a master Site that holds all the links for the class. Each student needs to be 13 and they would have control of their site. They would be able to keep their site as a permanent portfolio as they move through the years.

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Which is easier Seesaw or Google Sites for digital portfolios?

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I love Padlet for collaboration and critical thinking. I usually have students respond to each other.

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Goose chase seems like
It would be a great way to review for a test to get the students to go back and reread

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We used GooseChase at the Sunday pre-conference with Discovery Education. What a great way to delve into a website. It was neat because you can submit "proof" in the form of text, images, or video. Then it feeds into a stream for the GooseChase creator.

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I used recap in my library with 7th graders. I posted a question on the whiteboard at the end of the lesson. I gave them the option of recording their response -- also gave them time to formulate their answer. Some were reluctant but I had many takers and the final video was great!

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Recap is amazing!!! My Kindergarten students love recording themselves listing words that begin with the letter or the week. It also helps as an assessment for counting.

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I never thought about using the random feature on Class Dojo to check in on students. I usually use it to call on students randomly.

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Don't be stingy when you get back to school. These are great resources!

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Code Warrior was my nickname in high school!
P.s. don't eat at the Pizza Hut buffet for lunch.... have to head out early
Thanks again for the neat classroom tools

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You can't create your own questions in Smarty Pins. You can use Geosetter (http://geosettr.com/) and create your own. It uses the little pegman in maps. I am if it is DAT.

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If you like soundtrap, you'd probably like Garageband

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Have to head out early but thamk you for the presentation. I think i unfortunately broke my ipad earlier when i spiked it

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Travel IQ challenge

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GeoGuessr is similar to the Smart Pins

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Going to try SmartyPins in my classroom. Can you create your own questions?

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Brainly sounds like a really cool way for our students to communicate and discuss topics. I like Myspace and Xanga, but that may not be appropriate for our students to be using in school

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I've used Duo lingo for Spanish...just five min a day

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Duo lingo is great for beginner learners of a language, at their own pace and it's fun. Useful for fast finishers in language

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Prodigy Math - Fantastic math gaming site! My students beg to "play" math on this site.

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Using street view on maps and having students follow directions to get to certain monuments and then research info on them

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My business students can use maps to start looking for businesses in the are that may be hiring. Ex: Zepworks

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Kelly T     Share to classroom is a great extension for Chrome browser

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Kelly T     Share to classroom is a great extension for Chrome browser

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Are there any tools that can help me and my students learn the alphabet?

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Verso....a great app to allow students to write or answer a prompt without seeing other student's replies until if/when the teacher decides. Powerful tool for student voice.

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Save As Doc is a great add-on in Google Sheets. It takes all of your info and compiles it into a Google Doc which allows you to read it much more easily. This is great when you are asking an open ended question on Google Form because sometimes that info is hard to read in a Google Sheet.

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What are some good project ideas to use apps/tech for for Kindergarten? First year Kindergarten and I would like to do some projects with them.

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NoRedInk for grammar review and practice.

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I love these ideas! So many new tools....it will be hard to try them all!

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I like turtles

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I love EdPuzzle to assign YouTube videos
*Quizizz & Kahoot for review games
*Quizlet for Vocab Activities
*Google Classroom to connect and share assignments with my students
*Flippity- ADD ON for Google Sheets to make Random Groups

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Klikaklu is good for scavenger hunts

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Free Google CardBoard at IU11 table in the last row from the doors in the vendors area

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We are 1 to 1 this year with Chromebooks at the high school level.

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Recap is an engaging way to assess students' learning. Once the 'session' is closed a video will automatically be generated recapping the learning.

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Kahoot
Socrative
Google tools (love google forms)

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I am looking for other ways to eportfolios with elementary students.

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Great resource for watching YouTube videos without all the junk (ads!) = ViewPure ( http://viewpure.com/ )

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I enjoy using the explain everything app ($5) and edpuzzle (free) to flip my classroom!

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We piloted 1:1 with iPads this year for 5th and 9th grade.

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We are looking to move to 1:1.
Tools I use: shovel, rake, and screwdriver, but I also really like Naviance

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Also learned about DocentEDU which allows you to take any website and embed formative questions, videos, or interactive content in the middle of existing text. For example, if you have an article you want Ss to read you can assess their engagement and understanding with formative questions or embed videos to enhance the content being presented.

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mindmup.com

Allows the students to create mind maps and it integrates with Google Drive. Students can add notes and can then turn the notes into an outline. Powerful tool for thinking and writing!

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DocuViz to see real time edits on Google created apps like docs & slides. Google Classroom is my savior.

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Dotstorming is a great way to brainstorm ideas with students.

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My ELA teachers are using Doctopus and Goobrics - they like this assessment tool

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I like using Screencastify to make screencasts of lessons for absent students.

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Class kick - allows you to see what every student is doing on their devices and you can leave real time feedback on their screen as you are viewing their work.

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I use SeeSaw to keep parents informed on what their students are doing in my coding club. I am not a classroom teacher, so parent contact and involvement is a struggle. So far, the parents love it! The kids showcase their work each work to share with their families.

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Lisa- I love eMaze. Presentation tool that can be sent through a link to share with others. You can embed videos, websites, and images

Answers Garden for polling class, brainstorming ideas

Quizizz- each student sees different questions on his/her device

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I love Nearpod, Padlet, Seesaw, Formative, Socrative, Remind, Doceri, Quizlet

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I'm excited about using geoguessr which I just learned about this morning.

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I'm excited about using geoguessr which I just learned about this morning.

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Using animoto (free teacher and student accounts) to make booktrailers with grade 6. They're very excited.
-Linda

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We just started using google classroom. We are not a BYOT district yet but we are allowed to within our specific classroom and I am wanting to try it! We def don't have enough technology and I've been trying really hard to get us more for our grade level (tablets, chromebooks) thru grants and donations with digital wish! I love the remind app! Used class dojo a lot last year!

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If you are not using playbook.... DO IT!!! Standards included..able to move, extend, or shift lessons!!! It makes my life so much easier planning for multiple grade levels and lessons!

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Our superintendent is not convinced we need a 1 to 1 program.  What do I say to persuade him?

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We are 1:1 with iPads in 7-8 and Chromebooks in 6th.  We love ThingLink in all content areas for kids to annotate images.  Students just need to click on an image to tag more information-from text to pictures to video. App and web accessible. Looking for more tips for the classroom engagement.

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I love to use the Google tools for assessment and exit slips.  We use have Chromeboks and Ipads that we are always looking for new and interesting ways to use these. I recently took a Google class,  but I maam looking for more strategies.

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kicking off a 1:1 in middle school

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Quizziz

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Trello is good for tracking progress when doing projects. It is free

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Smore.com
Google Communities

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Moving to 1:1 Chromebooks/Junior High

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1:1in grades 4-12  from Pottsgrove School District. Love Google forms!

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Taught in BYOT at DTSD but now Tech Coach @ 1:1 school ( MHS)

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We are moving to 1:1 Chromebooks in our middle/high school. I discovered OneTab yesterday... which is life changing :)

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We are moving to 1:1 Chromebooks in our district junior high and 1:1 iPads at high school

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SeeSaw

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Nearpod, Popplet

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We are 1:1 with Chromebooks at my middle school.
One tool - Answer Garden
I use it for a fast and easy formative tool. Ex. For students to name a character trait for a main character at particular point in a story we read.

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1:1 7-12. 6th grade next year. Really into GSuite, EdPuzzle, Schoology..but looking for new PD ideas.

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Zipgrade for teachers