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Okay the thumbnail looks corny, but the website has interactive map games for GEOG 1111's map test as well as the AFST 2100 Map test.

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World geography quizzes galore - over 250 fun online map games teach capitals, country locations, and more. Also info on the culture, history, and much more.

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Free Online Resource for anatomy content. It has matching games and modules to help with memorization.

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Learning anatomy with games? Fun AND effective

Wondering whether it's really possible to learn anatomy with games? At Kenhub, our games are in fact quizzes backed by a scientific learning principle called spaced repetition. They test you with fun, interactive anatomy questions in several different formats.

Based on your answers, these quizzes quickly learn where your weak spots lie and give you more questions accordingly. The constant feedback feels just like a game, where you're always striving to win more points. Except you'll be learning at the same time!

Game your way to exam success

Whoever said studying anatomy is boring was wrong! With so many different types of anatomy games at Kenhub, boredom isn't in our vocabulary.

Need to sharpen your structure identification skills? Try our basic and advanced anatomy matching games. Got an exam coming up? Bridge the gap between human anatomy and clinical practice with exam-style question banks. Or try our specialized muscle anatomy games to test your skills labeling attachments, innervations and functions.

Created and vetted by anatomy experts

We've spent years perfecting our quizzes to make them the most effective and efficient anatomy online learning game tool on the market. Every question is written and verified by experts, so you know you're learning from the best. Over 1,000,000 students have used them to ace their exams - now it's your turn!

Interactive games for over 5,000 anatomy structures

What could be better than having fun and rapidly advancing your knowledge at the same time? The truth is, if your study materials make you miserable, they're simply not the most effective way to learn.

Our interactive anatomy study games are the antidote to your boring textbooks. From the bones, to the heart, to the brain, at Kenhub you can learn the anatomy of over 5,000 structures quickly and effectively. When you're enjoying yourself, you'll be amazed by how quickly you can pick up knowledge.

"If I had to select one study tool it would be the Kenhub quizzes. My class just ended, and I got a 4.0!"

"What really solidified my knowledge was finding out where the holes and gaps in my knowledge were by using the Kenhub quizzes."

"The quizzes are a great way to efficiently use time that you have available to study."

Grounded on academic literature and research, validated by experts, and trusted by more than 1 million users. Read more.

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Wondering whether it's really possible to learn anatomy with games? At Kenhub, our games are in fact quizzes backed by a scientific learning principle called spaced repetition. They test you with fun, interactive anatomy questions in several different formats. Based on your answers, these quizzes quickly learn where your weak spots lie and give you more questions accordingly.

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Graphing calculator and other creator. Great for Geometry and algebra! You can make constructions and such. Free and no sign-in required.

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GeoGebra - the world's favorite, free math tools used by over 100 million students and teachers

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Free digital tools for class activities, graphing, geometry, collaborative whiteboard and more

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Resource for mathematics topics and videos (usually K-12, but some topics will overlap). Click on "Courses" on the top left corner to find content, lessons, videos, examples, etc.

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more for us than students but... after seeing Haleys task list every week I created a weekly  calendar for myself and added my sessions and what they should work on each week and it really helped me stay organized

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Online resource with videos and quizzes to introduce key concepts.

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YouTube channel that provides many content area videos.

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history biology literature learning education science humanities school "world history" ap tests smart fun chemistry psychology apush whap study "crash cours...

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At Crash Course, we believe that high-quality educational videos should be available to everyone for free! Subscribe for weekly videos from our current courses! The Crash Course team has produced more than 45 courses on a wide variety of subjects, including organic chemistry, literature, world history, biology, philosophy, theater, ecology, and many more!

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Google Calendar

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Signing Savvy is a virtual resource to help with Sign Language using videos and visual aides.

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This is helpful for formatting citations and written documents.

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It is add-on that really helps with grammar and spell check when writing papers. Not only does it check for spelling, but also it helps them with academic language and being concise

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This is a Mac Computer add-on to create virtual sticky-notes to your computer home screen. This could be helpful for creating easily visible to-do lists or keeping note of important due dates.

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This is a YouTube channel that focuses on UNIV 1110 math content, even using ALEKS in the videos.

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Share your videos with friends, family, and the world

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Quizlet is a website that allows students to make their own digital flashcard decks and practice with pre-made decks made by others. They can use the traditional flashcards or make games using them.

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Todoist is a website/app that allows users to add and complete tasks everyday, set due dates and recurring dates, keep track of tasks using the Inbox, Today, and Upcoming views, use projects to organize bigger goals, set task priority levels, share tasks and projects, add websites and emails, sync tasks with calendar, and so much more (FREE). Of course, there are a few other features that requires Premium acces. However, it is not necessary. The basic (FREE) package includes all of the features I mentioned prior.

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Todoist | A To-Do List to Organize Your Work & Life

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Trusted by 30 million people and teams. Todoist is the world's favorite task manager and to-do list app. Finally become focused, organized and calm.

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I’ve been looking into a few things to make virtual sessions easier for myself/students, and I wanted to share this app that turns your phone into a document camera! You can stream the feed on Zoom, so if you’re writing/drawing something, you can share it with your students. It would be helpful for students that need to utilize hands-on learning strategies, or for practice problems in math.

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Introducing IPEVO iDocCam - an app that turns your smartphone into a document camera instantly. You can use it as a visual communication tool to enhance teaching, learning, collaboration, and more. Let's take a look at the different ways to use it.

Using it as a standalone app

The most basic way to use iDocCam is to use it as a standalone app on your smartphone. With it, you can view the live images shown through your phone's camera and adjust some image settings such as exposure, white balance, and focus.

Adjusting image settings in iDocCam

Using it with IPEVO Visualizer software

When iDocCam is used in conjunction with IPEVO Visualizer software, you can instantly turn your smartphone into a wireless document camera. Follow the steps below to do so:

1. Install iDocCam on your smartphone.

2. Grab another device and install IPEVO Visualizer on it. You can use a Mac, PC, Chromebook, iOS/Android devices, or 4th generation and above version of Apple TV.*

3. Connect your smartphone and the device to the same wireless network.

4. Launch iDocCam and Visualizer, respectively.

5. Choose your smartphone as the camera source in Visualizer.

*For Android phone users, you can only use iDocCam with the Mac, PC, iOS, or Android version of IPEVO Visualizer.
And voila! You'll be able to view the live images of your phone's camera in Visualizer, turning your smartphone into a document camera instantly for showing physical materials or documents! And if you connect your device to a projector, the live images will be projected onto a large screen. Aside from controlling and adjusting the live images using Visualizer, you can also utilize the available features in Visualizer to take snapshots, record videos, set up live broadcasts, and so on.

Use iDocCam in conjunction with IPEVO Visualizer and turn your smartphone into a wireless document camera

Connecting it to an external display via AirPlay or HDMI/VGA

For iPhone users, you have the choice to AirPlay the live images of your phone's camera in iDocCam to an external display for wireless large-screen projection. Or, you can connect your iPhone to an external display for large-screen projection via HDMI/VGA. Either way, the external display will function as an extended screen for your projection. Meaning, neither notifications nor messages nor user interface on your iPhone would show up on the display while you're using it. Plus, you get to use a few more features such as rotate, filters, and snapshot in this mode as compared to the standalone mode.

Use iDocCam on your iPhone and AirPlay it to an external display to turn the display into an extended screen for projecting live images of your phone's camera

Use iDocCam on your iPhone and turn any HDMI/VGA connected external display into an extended screen for projecting live images of your phone's camera

To learn more, watch the following video:

Interested in getting iDocCam? You can download it from the App Store and Google Play Store now. And as we're committed to providing resources for those who need to work remotely during this unprecedented period, we're making all basic and paid features of iDocCam FREE through April 30, 2020.

Stay healthy and safe, everyone.

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Turn your smartphone into a document camera with the new iDocCam app from IPEVO

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Introducing IPEVO iDocCam - an app that turns your smartphone into a document camera instantly. You can use it as a visual communication tool to enhance teaching, learning, collaboration, and more. Let's take a look at the different ways to use it.

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Desmos is a website/app that offers free graphing, scientfic, four-function, and matrix calculators. It also has a tool for geometry/trig problems. It's a great way to teach students how to use the different functions on calculators as well - you can have your student do "assessments" to practice using calculators. Also great for that student that always conveniently forgets their calculator. :)

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Desmos offers best-in-class calculators, digital math activities, and curriculum to help every student love math and love learning math.

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This app connects directly to eLC, displaying students' courses, upcoming assignments, and dates. Even better: It allows the student to add their own assignments/tasks with the course, grade percentage, etc. Then, you can add notes once they receive a grade. Even though UGA has an eLC app, it can often be buggy and hard to navigate. This D2L Pulse app is MUCH easier to use, and I especially love that students can enter their task lists at the beginning of each week. I've included a screenshot below. If you search in the app store, it's called "Brightspace Pulse."