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Great Tech Tools

A list of tools you can use in your classroom.

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Adobe Spark Great tool to make professional looking videos with voice narration and music. Very user friendly!
Piktochart Great tool to make infographics. It does have a little bit of a learning curve, but it could be an interesting way to have students present information they've researched that isn't a paper.
Smore A fast and SUPER easy tool for students to create a blog, newsletter, or journal entries. Might work well for a reading log or as a classroom newsletter to parents.
StoryMapJS I haven't played around with this tool as much as some of the others, but it has a lot of potential. It lets you upload a variety of media into maps.
Canva Canva lets you create really stunning graphics, posters, images, infographics, etc with ease. It also allows for collaboration, so students can work together. It's been around a while, but if you haven't tried it, give it a shot!
Book Creator Create ebooks online. You can include pictures and video straight from Google. Students can complete them individually, as a team, or even as a class.
NewseumED Brought to you by the Newseum in Washington, D.C., this website is FULL of primary sources, artifacts, and collections centered on topics such as freedom of speech, women's suffrage, media literacy and so much more. LOTS of great stuff here especially for history/social studies classes.
Tour Creator Build virtual 360 tours of practically anything. Think small: tours of the human body. Or a certain city, country, or even the solar system. The possibilities for this tool seem limitless.
Webjets This tool is similar to Padlet, but is a little more flexible. Create boards where you can store and organize all kinds of stuff: videos, pictures, and articles. Could be used as idea boards or create class boards for discussions.
InsertLearning Insert instructional content into any web page. NOTE: This Google Add On is currently blocked by RCSS--I am working on getting us access to it.
Explain Everything An online whiteboard--perfect for remote realtime collaboration. Start a session, add images, drawings, or files. I thought this could be interesting for math classrooms.
ProWritingAid This tool is revolutionary for writing. Not only does it provide a spelling and grammar checker, it gives feedback on diction, style, sentence length, passive voice and SO much more. It's amazing how much you get for free with this tool.

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Vlad posted on 07/23/2019 08:42

Great collection!

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