Pear Deck allows you to do assignments with your students in real-time. You can get immediate feedback on where their understanding is for concepts. This can also help teach students how to cooperate professionally with each other, as they shouldn't be changing the slides without permission. Overall, Pear Deck is an interactable learning tool that can keep students engaged and enjoying what they are learning.

Nearpod engages learners or students in a way that helps them in an entertaining yet educational way. You can keep track of their learning in real-time, and it is easier to give out, keep track of, and do than a worksheet. It keeps that students more focused than a boring assignment like a textbook. Nearpod can be used to make learning more enjoyable, which helps them learn and retain information better.

ARLOOPA is a mobile app, but you can use the website on any device. You can use your camera and add 3D models that can be interacted with in your world. This would be a fun experience for students to discover new animals, worlds, knowledge, and more. There is also an educational section of the app. It has 3D models of certain math related problems. For example, it showed two pizzas divided into four parts each. This is a way to explain fractions to students, and with it being AR, it will keep the students interested and wanting to learn more. This is a good way to keep students engaged and wanting to learn different concepts while also retaining what they are learning.

Virtual field trips are cheap, easy, and don't take much effort to plan. With normal field trips, they require money for where they are going, transportation, usually food, and more. It can also be hard for those who have special needs or disabilities, those who can't afford the trip, or those who need any extra accommodations. An in person field trip makes it hard for every student to go due to accessibility, financial reasons, and more. However, in virtual field trips, the students can see what they need from the comfort of the classroom. No need for transportation, ticket, etc. Virtually, you don't have to worry about students wondering off or misbehaving, and you can go through it together at your own pace.

Diffit is an AI system that will create a variety of materials based on what you write out. When you put in something to generate, or text, it generates a prompt, summary, vocab list, multiple choice, short answer, and open ended questions. This is very useful for a teacher to help make lesson plans or assignments quickly, it is very flexible.

Magic School has many tools, so it may be hard at first to understand everything. Having said this, they have an I chat bot and video instructions to better get a grasp. Magic School can help make lesson plans and etc. and you can directly send them to your students. You can create lesson plans, rubrics, informational texts, pre-viewing guides, comprehension questions, and more.

When doing an activity, such as a reading with your students, you can upload it into the word cloud. This can help get a good idea about what you are reading or teaching to them, or even a good review they can glance over.

After an assignment, you can ask individual or groups of students to create a word cloud reflection of what they learned. You can see how well your students understand certain concepts in a way you all enjoy.

You can create a QR code linked to examples of what you expect from your students in their work. You can link it to a PowerPoint or SlideShare for a class presentation. You can also link videos to presentation examples such as languages or speeches. Additionally, you can have students check their answers by scanning a QR code when they are done with a quiz or assignment. This way, you can see in real-time when a student is checking their work and see how they did. In turn, they can also see what they made as soon as they submit it and possibly the questions that they got wrong.

By having students scan the code, you can link it to an animation or badge as a prize for them. For example, when they pass a test, you can give them a code that takes them to a badge or video that correlates with the work they did. Students could also create their own codes to give or reward each other for doing a good job or helping out with assignments.