This site provides many resources for teaching students the right way to make movies. It talks about the importance of story boarding, and discusses editing in real movies.

This website allows the creation of a storyboard. Features provided are a drawing tool, script writing, and actions. The most neat tool about this app is you can add collaborators. This would allow for students to work on one together and comment on each others work.

This website allows students to create storyboards online and has many built in images and characters. It is set up in the regular format of a storyboard.

This can be used on a desktop computer or found in the app store. It allows students to create mind maps, storyboards or basic outlines of an assignment.

This app can be found in the Apple Store and it allows you to create a video with many tools. Tools provided are text, picture uploading, pictographs, doodling, voice recording and much more. I found this to be easier to use than other options and great for kids!

This app allows you to create your own things and then share with others!

Teaches you how to communicate through ASL. This can be used to create classroom symbols or to learn how to speak with any students hard of hearing.

This article explains how Skype classroom can broaden your students horizons. You can connect to classrooms all around the world or participate in virtual tours/field trips.

This is an app with e-books that can be used in the classroom or at home. It provides a large variety of genres and age levels.

I believe this is a good quality app because it allows you to interact with both students and their parents. It can be used to share both positive and negative results. I will use this as a reward system in my classroom to consistently motivate my students. I also think it will help me build good parent relationships by allowing them to see what is going on in class.