Resource Page by Sienna Riviere

Spotify

slr01883 — 2025-05-24 21:20:58 UTC

An example of something my teacher may listen to on the way to school. Spotify is a great source for finding podcasts, and has a free and easy version to use that can be downloaded on mobile and desktop.

Gimkit

slr01883 — 2025-05-24 21:41:51 UTC

Gimkit is great for memorizing vocab or identifying grammar constructions.

Here's a tutorial on how to set up a Gimkit for teachers

slr01883 — 2025-05-24 21:43:47 UTC

For students, they simply need access to a mobile device. No account is needed, and it's just an access code to join.

Peardeck

slr01883 — 2025-05-24 21:51:06 UTC

Pear Deck can be really helpful for doing a guided reading, where the teacher can instruct and correct students in real time as they go through the passage.

Pear Deck Functions

slr01883 — 2025-05-24 21:59:04 UTC

Here's a video made by an English teacher on the different ways she uses the platform.

Thinglink

slr01883 — 2025-05-25 16:11:02 UTC

ThingLink Ideas

slr01883 — 2025-05-25 16:12:38 UTC

ThingLink can be used for a large variety of projects, so here are a few ideas and starting points on the types of media students can create.

Audacity

slr01883 — 2025-05-25 16:14:14 UTC

Audacity is a great tool for recording and editing podcasts. You can download it on your computer or laptop for free.

Audacity Tutorial

slr01883 — 2025-05-25 16:17:09 UTC

Audacity can seem a bit complicated at first if you've never worked with an editing or recording software, so this tutorial can be useful in explaining how to use its basic functions.

Youtube as inspiration

slr01883 — 2025-05-25 16:19:32 UTC

Obviously YouTube is great for tutorials and explanations, but videos like these could provide some inspiration for students choosing the subject of their project.