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2024-02-06 19:32:22 UTC

Edulastic - now called Pear Assessment. I do my tests on this app. It has a large library of questions and it will grade most portions of the test. I also like that I have the ability to set limits for students. This app has an anti-cheating setting which is great. Edpuzzle - This app has multiple videos with questions and answers available. I can usually find a video for my lessons at grade level.

2024-02-08 17:26:23 UTC

Blooket: Because it's a good way to quiz your students, and keep them engaged.

Edpuzzle: It's a good way for students to get the information in a new way other than taking notes, and lecturing, keep them engaged with questions.

2024-02-08 21:41:00 UTC

I like to use Gimkit. When I taught math it was a great way to keep students engaged with the games while still giving them plenty of practice with their multiplication facts.

2024-02-09 18:19:48 UTC

I enjoy using Canva! I use it to make unique presentations for my lessons. The students can also use it for presentations, to make flyers, and create different designs.

2024-02-09 19:32:52 UTC

Ed Puzzle is a great thing to do for a day with a sub. But Nearpod and Flip are also great apps.

meganburton2 — 2024-02-09 22:12:10 UTC

Google Classroom is definitely a wonderful way for students to access any online assignments and help students know what they missed if they are absent. I typically add a digital version of anything we do in class on their Google Classrooms, so they know what to do and where to access what they need from anywhere.

2024-02-11 00:08:14 UTC

The app that I use in my classroom is class DoJo. Class DoJo is a great way to keep track of student’s behaviors in class and allows parents to connect and see how their child is doing. Parents can also give rewards when their child does well at home. Students can see how they are doing and can earn rewards based on their behavior. This app can also be used as a way of communicating with students and parents.