eLearning Tools

Tynker is an excellent website for teaching students coding. Students will get to learn the fundamentals of coding and programming through game-like puzzles, tutorials, stories and several interactive activities.

"An open-access image creator from MyKnowledgeMap to support all of your Open Badge building needs."

this tool is awesome for teachers and students to create multimedia products. No longer do you have to use a static worksheet, Buncee really makes products come to life.

Is it a game or is it a way to assess students' knowledge? It's both! Gamification provides an element of intrinsic motivation for students to "get it right" and really show their teacher what they know.

Formative kicks it up a notch by allowing students to draw what they know in addition to asking multiple choice, true/false, and premade exit tickets.

Xerte Online Toolkits is an award winning suite of browser-based tools that allow anyone with a web browser to create interactive learning materials quickly and easily. Content can be delivered to all devices using standards compliant HTML5 and a responsive template can deliver material to both small screens and large desktop computers.

Sigil is a multi-platform EPUB ebook editor

"The free, open-source interactive digital teaching software"

Tiny Tap allows you to create simple games based on pictures that you take.

Online cartoon creator

Online cartoon creator

Folding Story is a writing game where each writer is constrained to write one line of a story (120 words or less) and pass it on to another writer to add to it. Each user gets just three minutes to write a line. You get to be on the scoring leaderboard by the number of likes you receive for your lines. In the end, everyone can read the finished story. You get to read some pretty wacky stories because each writer gets to read just the last line entered. It's a neat writing exercise because the time and word limit really gives creativity an adrenalin shot.

Call it micro-fiction in a collaborative way. Start your own story or jump into someone else's with a word limit of 1,024 characters only. Also, you don't need to follow the stories; you can insert events into the narrative as sort of a prequel.