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This board can be used in a math classroom by allowing students to show strategies to a class and the connections of steps that they made.

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Yes, there is a free version that limits the number of padlets an account can have to 3 padlets.

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This technology also supports ELA, Social Studies, and Science

As a teacher, this technology provides a good way for teachers to assess how well students are working with the content. As an educator, you are able to see which standards students have understanding about after they take a pre-test. As the teacher, you are able to see the amount of time each student spends, the number of questions they have completed and gotten correct, the standards the students have mastered, and the assignments attempted and finished.

After the pre-test, students continue to build their knowledge working through problems. Half of the screen is dedicated to the question and the other half is dedicated to blank space for students to work. Some questions are multiple choice while others are free response. The pre-test does not tell students if they are correct. Work after the pre-test does tell students if they answer correctly. If students are confused, they may watch videos for extra support.

Some questions repeat. There is no way to skip a question, so students could guess until they get the answer correct.

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A teacher can create a world for students to explore. The world can could be used as a model for mathematics. Minecraft could be used for optimization. When students are given a limited amount of material or fences they can try to create the largest area.
Students could also visualize 3D volume and cross sections.
While this is a create way to have students visualize 3D models or math in 3-Dimensions, the popularity of the game could cause students to be very disengaged from the material since they will just want to play the game.

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There is a free trial for students with an Office 365 Education account.
After a certain (undisclosed) number of logins the user will be asked to purchase a subscription.