https://www.plickers.com/
Plickers are small cards with a QR type code that teachers can utilize with an app on their mobile device. Teachers collect real-time formative assessment data without the need for student devices.
Teacher asks a question, students hold up their custom Plicker card in the correct orientation. Teacher scans the room with their mobile device and is able to see which student correctly answered the question. Teacher then moves on to the next question.

https://beinternetawesome.withgoogle.com/
Google digital curriculum for parents and teachers to help students be responsible and respectful digital citizens. Provides a variety of online and interactive activities. Resources are ISTE aligned.

https://mediaeducationlab.com/
Great resources for teachers to help cultivate Information and Media literacy in our students #medialiteracy #mediaecology #techinpedagogy #uri

https://code.org/ and https://hourofcode.com/us
Both allow teacher to creativity introduce students to the wide world of computer programming. There are a variety of simple to complex computer based activities that allow students to experience programming. These tools support the national Hour of Code and Computer Science Education Week which takes place in early December. Students need patience, critical thinking, imagination and problem solving to successfully complete the activities.

https://flipgrid.com/
... is a now a free resource for teachers and students to #communicate using short videos. Students could post an "about them" video, introducing themself to the class. Students could respond to content area questions. Teachers could talk to members of their PLN.

https://padlet.com/ ... is a great visual way to help students collaborate! It's like an online bulletin board covered in sticky notes... Help the students keep all their ideas in one spot....

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