Quick Key allows for teachers to quickly track student progress with their smart devices. If a school is not as technologically integrated as others, Quick Key is useful to still incorporate time-saving tech to the classroom. Quick Key is able to quickly scan and grade multiple choice assessments and give you an immediate result in terms of the student's grade. This tool would be incredibly useful for pre-tests and quizzes given during the middle of a unit to track student learning.

Scratch (https://scratch.mit.edu/) is an innovative tool that allows students to work in an innovative, constructive environment where they are in charge of what they create. Scratch is a visual programming language targeted mostly at children and students. Using Scratch, kids (and other users) can make almost anything using a simple interface that promotes learning the basics of coding and working with computers.