Students who are "making" to demonstrate their learning can produce content that is shareable and valuable. Their creations can be geared toward a specific audience and viewed outside of the classroom. The sense of purpose that students have as creators can be leveraged to increase engagement and get learners of all ages excited about content.
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27 Apps that have changed my Teaching and Learning Practice - Updated - - 0 views
5 Chrome Extensions for Teachers - Part 3 | Teacher Tech - 0 views
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Look at I am studying for distraction free workflow.
How It Works « Nepris - 0 views
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This site connects teachers with industry experts. Would work well for STEM projects.
3 Sites every teacher should try this year - 0 views
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Newsela is a current events site. Kahoot allows you to build games and assessments around a video. Tackk is a digital poster making site where the images can be shared via social media.
7 Apps for Student Creators | Edutopia - 0 views
4 Important Apps for A Paperless Classroom ~ Educational Technology and Mobile Learning - 0 views
Wheel Decide - 0 views
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Think of this as a "make your own Wheel of Fortune". It would be great for creating a review game or choosing what to read next.
Free Technology for Teachers - 0 views
PicMonkey + Thinglink = Interactive Collages - 0 views
Create a Word Cloud Within Your Google Documents - 0 views
Prodigy Math Game - 0 views
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Math game aligned to Common Core standards for grades 1-5.
Free Technology for Teachers: Organizing Research with Diigo Outliner - 0 views
Free Technology for Teachers: How to Create Online Collaborative Whiteboards - 0 views
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Stoodle: I see this as a math app.
The "All-Time" Best Ways To Create Online Content Easily & Quickly | Larry Fe... - 0 views
TwistedWave Online - 0 views
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Audio editor
WeVideo Academy | Online video tutorials and training - 0 views
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WeVideo is a web-based video editing platform whereby students can share videos with teachers. What this means is that teachers can monitor students' progress while they are working on a video. However, it is not like Google Docs where students can collaborate with one another in real time. Still, students can do work on video together, just at separate times.
Richard Byrne - YouTube - 0 views
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A resource full of practical ideas for teachers with user-friendly tutorials.
Timeline Comparison Chart - Google Docs - 2 views
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