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A great resource that can be used to discuss online safety and social media as well as exploring English topics by basing profiles on characters from stories that you are currently looking at.

This is my first time trying a course like this from Coarsera.org and I am excited to see what I can learn about technology as a tool and how to use it more effectively in my class.

We found in etwinning (European School Network) a selection of useful tools for our everyday school life and especially for working cooperatively with other schools.

No doubt, this course is immensely improving my Knowledge with up to date skills of the contemporary world. ICT is evolving around us why should we deprive our children of it? Shakee A. Abbasi From Sukkur, Sindh - Pakistan

Financial sustainability is cornerstone, but I believe we will find a business model that will balance payed and free courses. (to fulfill Week 1 Activity I collected this article from Scoop-IT)

Slowdown music and change pitch from YouTube, Vimeo. Very useful for rehearsing songs in Primary school (in fulfill of Week 1 Activity propose a tool)

Hi, I am Tania Hernández and I want to share with you this app called Webex Meetings, it is very useful for students in this lockdown time because it enables teachers to teach through this app completely free. Also, teachers can share content to the students during the meeting.

Biteable is a web-based tool that allows you to create beautiful explainer videosto explain key concepts, create instructional guides and tutorials to share with students and many more. You don't need advanced video editing skills to use Biteable. The process is simple and easy. You simply select an animation style from Biteable's template gallery, edit the text and colours, then add photos and music. When your are done editing your video, click on 'Email Me My Video' and your video will be created in a matter of minutes.

Dear Friends, I'm the new member of this family. It is great being with you and sharing the new stuff. Here i share Voki. I hope you like it. I sometimes use this web 2.00 tool with my primary school students and they do enjoy it.

Hi Please ignore this post ,i am new to this site and thought i was making a comment under a post. I wasn't aware that I was making a post. My apologies.

Learning to code means stepping out of your comfort zone, dealing with frustration, and leaning into discomfort.

https://scratch.mit.edu/ I saw this website where children can animate few cartoons. It can work as a prelude to learn coding. Here coding is very simple like jump 4 times or move three steps.

It could be useful even in schools that teaches thinking skills classes.

Hello everyone! I share with you this fantastic website that provides many games that are ready to be used! Fortunately, you can download it for free and adapt them to your classes! I really love the games, and you have fantastic videos that teach you how to edit them! please try it!

This is a tool I used to play in the classroom, there are thousands of quizes created but the best of all it's that i can create my own, even recycling other's questions. It is a nice way to promote competition among students, and to motivate them to seld evaluate their knowledge.

I learned about this during the shut down. I created some times table quizzes and it was great because you can ask questions in a variety of ways. Audio Questions, pictures or written. Great tool, and the self marking and statistics provided are very helpful.

A worldwide network of coding clubs for children aged 9-11. I use ready to go Scratch projects from this site to help run my coding club, however it is also great as classroom support or enrichment.

my kids love making the robots dance on the robot boogie challenge! I would have suggested this myself. It's interesting to watch them switch from the sliders to inputting numbers, adjusting and checking the results.

Learn the basics of the JavaScript programming language. Create an interactive animation of your own name. A did this activity with a few Year 4 students (8/9 years old). Codecademy has lots of interactive learn to code examples, older students or students needing extension activities could use the Python tutorial.

I haven't used this but recently heard about it. Our fourth graders study different regions and I think it would be great fun to do!!

Vialogues(Video+Dialogues) is an asynchronous Video discussion tool which can be used for leveraging digital videos for learning by adding group interaction as part of the online video experience.

Create an interactive, visually engaging timeline in minutes. Use dynamic visualization tools to display photos, videos, news and blogs in chronological order.

Love using this tool in the classroom to explore a range of topics from science to literacy. The coding games and tutorials teach a lot of problem solving, language development and collaboration skills.