Nearpod is a presentation tool that can help you create interactive lessons for students. Some things that can be created on it are quizzes, slide shows, polls, and videos.

Students could use this to create interactive Google Slides to use as a presentation for an assignment. The students can also join a Nearpod lesson provided by the teacher to engage in different classroom activities.

Kahoot is a fun tool that you can use to create study guides. You can also create a Kahoot via video for distance learning and student-paced challenges. Students can also create their own Kahoots for their friends to play.

Before a test or quiz, I can use Kahoot as a fun studying tool for the students.

Diffit is an AI tool that you can use to create materials for your students. You can create multiple question and short answer questions, open-ended prompts, vocabulary words, and visuals, or use it to make adaptive reading for lower/higher reading level students.

I could use this tool to make adaptive reading levels in my classroom. I could also use it to create quizzes or tests.

Gamma is an AI tool that can create any presentation for you.

I could use this to create a presentation over a certain topic that we are talking about in class. I would need to preview them and adjust before I show them to the students.

Pear Deck is a tool where you can use any already created PowerPoint or Google Slides to make interactive slides. You can also create formative assessments and have opportunities for student engagement.

Students could use this to create interactive slides for their peers as a performance task.

Canva is a teaching tool that students can create on, communicate on, and engage with different prompts on. There are options from brainstorming activities to social emotional learning activities.

I could have my students create storyboards, comic strips, or a story book as an option for a performance task.

Prezi is a tool for creating interactive and collaborative presentations that can be used by either the teacher or the students.

Prezi could be used in the classroom if the students need to create a presentation, but I would like it to be interactive with their peers. It could also be shared between two classrooms and the students from both could work together to create something.

Piktochart is a tool that lets you create visual content like infographics, presentations, resumes, and posters.

Students can use this tool to take notes or create group presentations.

Book Creator is a fun tool to create many different types of books.

I can use this tool and have students create picture books or I can use it as a tool in my lessons.

Online Voice Recorder allows you to record yourself talking and you can save it to your computer.

I could use this tool to record myself explaining the instruction and then attach it to an assignment so the students could go back and listen to it if they forgot the instructions. The students could also record themselves talking as a form of formative assessment.

Quizzes is a tool where you can make formative and summative assessments more interactive and engaging. You can create assessments, quizzes, lessons, passages, flashcards, and interactive videos.

I can use this tool as a substitution for a written assessment. It can make learning more engaging and fun because the assessment is gamified. I can also use this tool to create flashcards for the students to study before a quiz/test.

GoNoodle is a way that teachers get students moving with short, fun, interactive activities.

I can use GoNoodle as a fun brain break if I notice that I am losing the students. It could be used as a reward such as the students get to do a GoNoodle if they all bring back their permission slips signed.

Breakout EDU is a game-based learning tool that combines the excitement of escape rooms and what students are learning in the classroom.

If I am doing station rotations, Breakout EDU could be at one of the stations that the students do.

Mentimeter an interactive presentation, quiz, assessment, or survey where students can answer different questions or have discussions.

I can use this tool as a formative or summative assessment. I can create different questions that the students can answer to assess their knowledge on a topic.

Parlay is a tech tool that helps teachers create and facilitate meaningful, measurable, and inclusive classroom discussions.

I can use this tool to create written and verbal formative assessment discussions among the students. I can also use it to track which students do most of the talking during discussions and which students do not talk as much.

MindMeister is a collaborative mind-mapping tool that allows students to visualize, share, and present their thoughts and ideas.

I was thinking that I could use this tool for students to "word vomit" on. Maybe we are starting a new topic and I want to know everything these know about it. Or I could use it after and have students write words/phrases that they think are important to the topic.

Magic School AI is a tool that offers different tools to help teachers create lesson plans, rubrics, worksheets, choice boards, and more.

There are so many tools within Magic School, I can use them for anything. One thing I have enjoyed using it for is creating choice boards. Another cool feature it has is a text leveler so I can use that to adjust a reading section to a student's level.

Speechify is a tool that can take any written text and read it aloud to you.

I can use this tool with students who struggle at reading or who read very slowly. It would allow the students to worry less about reading and be able to focus more on the actual task they need to complete.

Quillbot is an AI tool that includes a paraphraser, grammar checker, AI detector, translator, and more.

The main thing I would use this tool for is the summarizer option. I can take complex readings and summarize them for the students who would benefit from it. I can also use this tool to paraphrase longer paragraphs for my students who are slower readers.

Padlet is a technology tool that students can use to share content, collaborate with each other, and organize ideas.

I can use this tool as a differentiation tool; instead of having them write their answers out they can just answer on Padlet. I could also use it as a place for students to brainstorm different ideas.

Blooket is an online trivia and quiz game designed for students that aims to make learning more engaging through gamification.

I can use this tool design game-based learning sessions instead of just doing the generic worksheets.

Gimkit is a tool that allows teachers to create interactive review games that students can play in real time or at their own pace.

I can use this tool to engage students in fun review games before a quiz or test.

Edpuzzle is a tool that allows teachers to create interactive video lessons by embedding questions, voiceovers, and links directly into videos.

I can use this tool to turn a longer video into an engaging and interactive lesson by embedding different questions and discussion points.

Seesaw is a learning platform for elementary students that connects teachers, students, and families. It provides a digital portfolio, tools for interactive lessons, and communication features.

I can use this tool to keep parents updated on their child's learning and create fun, interactive lessons for my students.

Socrative is an interactive tech tool that engages students in assessments and learning activities.

I can use this to create and assign quizzes, polls, space races, and exit tickets for the students.

Quizalize is a tech tool that teachers can use to create and deliver engaging, interactive quizzes to students.

I can use this to turn assessments or homework into fun, engaging games that still obtain the information that I am looking for.

Knowt is a technology tool that is essentially just like Quizlet but free. Quizzes, tests, bell ringers, study guides, assignments, and AI chatting can all be created on it

I can use this tool to help my ESL students. I can create notecards and study guides over the vocabulary that they are learning or they can create the notecards/study guides.

ClassDojo is a school communication platform and classroom management tool that helps connect teachers, students, and families.

I can use this tool to track student behavior, facilitate communication between home and school, post announcements, or share projects and videos that the students have been working on.

Storybird is a technology tool where students can create picture books, comics, poetry, and flash fiction.

I can use this tool and have the students create a book over what they learned from a specific topic. I can also use this tool to create a classroom book and each student would get a page to create

Duolingo is a language tool for students to learn English. It provides a gamified and personalized learning experience, allowing teachers to track student progress, assign lessons, and adapt to individual learning needs.

I can use Duolingo for my ESL students. The students can use it as a free choice option, they can go to Duolingo and practice their English.

Quizlet is a tool that helps students learn and study by creating and utilizing digital flashcards and other study tools.

With Quizlet, I can create study guides for my students or they can create them themselves.

Buncee is a creation and communication tool for students and teachers to create interactive content.

I can use this to either create content that will engage the students or students can use this as a performance task and create something to share with the class.

Khan Academy provides several tools for teachers to use. Chunk text, lesson plans, question generator, and multiple choice quizzes are just a few of the tools it provides.

I can use Khan Academy to help me create lesson plans or I could even use it to create a rubric for an assignment that my students completed.

Flip is a technology tool that teachers can use to create interactive videos.

I can use this tool to create engaging tools for the students. Instead of the students just watching, the students will have the opportunity to interact with the video by responding to questions.

Animoto is a technology tool that you can use to create video presentations or slideshows.

Instead of making a Google Slides presentation, students can use this to create a video presentation or they can use it to create a normal slideshow and then add voice-overs to it.