Our Collaborative EdTech Toolbox Find a tool that you want to share. This will be a collaborative document that we will create as a class. Put your tool under the header that you think fits best. Be sure to include the following. See my example! 1. Title that includes the name of the tool + LinkShort Description (1-2 sentences) 2. Screenshot or logo 3. How it can be used in the classroom (2-4 sentences) by Debbie Heroman

Class Dojo

keiracorbett05 — 2025-09-23 20:51:16 UTC

ClassDojo is a website that teachers can use to communicate with parents and students, create classroom goals, and a resource for students to study material given to them via games.

This can be used in the classroom to get the students engaged in the material. It has resources that provide rewards to the students which gives them initiative to do better at their work. As well as resources a teacher can use to implement creative thinking in the classroom and at home.

Google Classroom

2025-09-23 21:06:32 UTC

Google Classroom is a free online platform that many teachers can use to create and post assignments to their students. Since it is google, it integrates with doc, slides, sheets, and even meet.

This can be used in the classroom as an easy way for teachers to put out all the assignments, and an easy way for students to access them. Teachers even have the ability to provide feedback directly on digital assignments, making grading more efficient.

Blooket

2025-09-23 21:07:34 UTC

Blooket is a game learning platform where teachers can create or use existing question sets, and students compete in fun games. Teachers can use Blooket to review key concepts before a test, practice vocabulary, or reinforce their lesson objectives in a fun way. Students can compete individually or in teams, which allows for collaboration and competition. The platform also provides how well students are performing, which helps teachers identify areas where learners may need more support. By incorporating Blooket, teachers can make learning more interactive and enjoyable while still targeting academic goals.

Kahoot!

2025-09-23 21:08:40 UTC

Kahoot is an online website that allows teachers to quiz students on various topics. Kahoots are fully customizable and can be used as a study tool, review tool, or just as a fun classroom game! They can be live hosted in the classroom by the teacher and serve as a tool for student learning. Kahoot is a fun way to get students excited about learning and what they know!

Helpful Class Room Tools

2025-09-23 21:10:46 UTC

Schoolgirl Style is a website that helps teachers create a more organized, stylish and welcoming classroom. It offers themed décor collections like borders, rugs, and bulletin boards, along with grade specific recourses for preschool through 2nd grade. The site also provides decorating tips and inspiration, making it a go-to place for teachers who want classrooms that are both functional and creative.

Class Point

2025-09-23 21:11:55 UTC

ClassPoint is an online tool integrated with Microsoft PowerPoint. It allows you to host and create quizzes and gamify learning all within Microsoft PowerPoint. Teachers that use ClassPoint can help students understanding of subjects and topics through quizzes and fun games. Bu using Microsoft powerpoint not only can teachers teach and show slides and visual aids, but test students along the way to help with memory retention. This is an all-around great tool to help kids stay engaged and learn at an optimal rate.

Prodigy

2025-09-23 21:14:35 UTC

Prodigy is an online website that is designed like a fantasy game. Students can use this to strengthen their math and reading skills. Players create a wizard character and explore a fantasy world, battling monsters, completing quests, and collecting pets. Teachers can use Prodigy in the classroom to assign practice and track progress. The game is free, but there’s a paid membership option that unlocks extra pets, outfits, and rewards (though the learning content stays the same).