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mitchpeterson

Scrible - 0 views

Scrible.com

Teacher resource Communication Collaboration Assessment Annotation Critical Thinking Extention Research

shared by mitchpeterson on 30 Oct 16 - No Cached
  • mitchpeterson on 30 Oct 16
     
    Scrible is a free annotation tool available to users across many platforms, with a fully integrated Google Chrome extension. Simply highlighting information on a current events article about emails, and cross-referencing the ISTE infographic on Digital Citizens, students can come to their own conclusions about the do's and don'ts of being a responsible digital citizen.
khenderson17

Actively Learn - 2 views

Actively Learn is an e-reader platform/app that allows teachers and students to highlight, annotate, and ask/answer questions within a text, be it a textbook, novel, journal article, or primary sou...

Teacher Resource Collaboration Communication Assessment reading Critical Thinking

started by khenderson17 on 14 Jun 17 no follow-up yet
t_goulet94

Scrible #techinpedagogy400 - 1 views

found a website called scrible that is so simple to use and allows students to share their ideas, annotate articles and create their own libraries of articles too!! https://www.scrible.com/

communication collaboration Teacher resource

started by t_goulet94 on 18 Jun 16 no follow-up yet
ecooley21

Scrible - 2 views

Description: Scribble is a research platform that enables students to curate, annotate and collaborate on authentic online sources. Students can highlight, comment individually as well as collabor...

information and media techinpedagogy

started by ecooley21 on 27 Jun 18 no follow-up yet
kshamas

Evernote - 1 views

Evernote is a app that that allows for users to download, clip images, voice recording and annotate/organize their research. Files can be shared between users and users can also use Twitter to add...

Media techinpedagogy Information and Literacy

started by kshamas on 26 Jun 18 no follow-up yet
pklouda94

NoodleBib - 0 views

An online platform that allows for students to electronically cite sources. Provides sections for annotations to capture ideas and reflections on that source. Teachers can also track the research p...

Teacher Resource Research Resource

started by pklouda94 on 28 Jun 18 no follow-up yet
Lauren Korres

Scrible: https://www.scrible.com/ - 0 views

Technology tool for informational and media literacy. Users bookmark, annotate and highlight and take notes on sources. The program also created a bibliography for students.

information literacy Media reading study critical thinking

started by Lauren Korres on 22 Jun 17 no follow-up yet
hiliarybassett

Google Scholar - 1 views

Designing a lesson around Google Scholar will help a high school classroom understand how to navigate through scholarly sources, along with the comprehension of what makes a credible source. Using ...

Teacher Resource language arts Research information Literacy

started by hiliarybassett on 22 Jun 17 no follow-up yet
alexiabferreira

Get organized. Work smarter. Remember everything. | Evernote - 2 views

evernote.com

shared by alexiabferreira on 30 Jun 16 - No Cached
  • Cristina Curto on 19 Oct 16
     
    Collect, nurture, and share ideas across desktop and mobile platforms with Evernote. Your thoughts are always with you, always accessible, always in sync. Useful collaboration note taking tools and ability to save articles and clippings from Internet for critically analyzing sources.
  • alexiabferreira on 14 Jun 18
     
    Short Description: Evernote is an IOS/Android compatible app that promotes collaboration as well as productivity. It allows for its users to take notes in various unique formats, ranging from text, sketching, photos, journaling, graphs, audio, video and my personal favorite: sticky notes that you can actually write on! These notes automatically can sync to every device the user is logged into, and can be shared for real time collaboration within a classroom - perfect for group projects and note sharing. And if a student forgot to write something down, they can take a picture of the board and have the photo scanned into their notes on the app. Examples for Uses: Project collaboration Teacher note sharing amongst all student devices Real time in class collaboration on documents and slides Readings can be instantly shared and annotated via App Students can pick note taking format that best suits their learning needs
  • danieljseek on 15 Jun 18
     
    I used to use evernote and then moved away from it. It has come a long way and I may want to go back to using it again. Thanks for bringing my attention back to this.
christinadeblasi

Google Scholar - Critical Thinking - 4 views

Tool Name: Google Scholar https://scholar.google.com Short Description: Google Scholar is an online search engine that provides students with scholarly literature. This research tool is easy to u...

techinpedagogy criticalthinking

started by christinadeblasi on 20 Jun 18 no follow-up yet
ecooley21

NEWSELA - 1 views

Description: Newsela is a platform that allows teachers to provide students with current events articles and critical thinking evaluation. Through the platform students are able to evaluate their ...

Critical Thinking Techinpedagogy Techinpedagogy400

started by ecooley21 on 22 Jun 18 no follow-up yet
dstradinger

Newsela - 1 views

newsela.com

Critical Thinking Reading

shared by dstradinger on 26 Feb 16 - No Cached
  • joshuacelliott1 on 26 Feb 16
     
    Unlimited access to hundreds of leveled news articles and Common Core-aligned quizzes, with new articles every day.
  • chelseav on 27 Jun 16
     
    Unlimited access to hundreds of leveled news articles and Common Core-aligned quizzes, with new articles every day.
  • dstradinger on 18 Jun 17
     
    Newsela provides students with articles across all subject areas that can be adjusted to different reading levels, allowing all students access to the same content, no matter their skill level. Teachers can create questions to accompany articles assigned to students, and students can annotate and respond to questions.
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