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After using Scratch, a great tool to learn programming, I discovered there is a version for 5-7 years old, ScratchJr, as an app for tablets

I've used this site with First Graders to create simple stories. They can make their own drawings directly or -this is what we've done- do them in paper and scan them.

The Exploratorium is a twenty-first-century learning laboratory , an eye-opening, always-changing, playful place to explore and tinker. For more than forty years, they've built creative, thought-provoking exhibits, tools, programs, and experiences that ignite curiosity, encourage exploration, and lead to profound learning. Dive in and discover what they're all about. Their site includes access to websites, activities, videos and apps.

Amazing! Thanks for sharing

Resources section at the companion website of the book. Access to this site is free. Links to books, websites, projects, and other resources to help you create a makerspace in any school, no matter your budget.

Makerspace! My dream for every school :)

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.

Intriguing study on how children's interactions with artificial intelligence affect their perceptions of intelligence -- it would be interesting to see this study done with a larger group of students.

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)

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.

Plickers is a powerfully simple tool that lets teachers collect real-time formative assessment data without the need for student devices. I have already use it :) with it you can guide a great learning sessions for children and evaluate their learning also. :) Use it!!!

This looks like a great idea for the end of the year, by collecting photos, games, activities and other classroom resources we can create a wonderful ending video.

would like to try this.

The site is closed for ever.

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.

This is an amaizing place where you can make interactive presentations, infographics... with nice templates.

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.

Above is a link to one of my science lessons and activities used to cater for the variant levels of pupils in my class using the learning platform of google sites.

Hello im very exited to enroll in ths course. I look forward to get to know you all amd ofcouse get something out of it. The attached is the app i created for teaching Ethiopian children age 3-8 Both Amharic and engliah.

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.

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.

This blog is designed to help teachers to introduce and develop the use of Games Based Learning in the classroom by discussing experiences with various grade levels. The Media, Presentations and Research tabs provide links to relevant research papers, videos and podcasts that may assist educators.