Today I stumbled upon StaySafeOnline.org, a great resource with which both individuals, businesses and teachers can use to protect cybersecurity and digital hygiene. Great for teachers of grades K-12.

Socrative is an interactive digital quizzing application that allows teachers to create quick assessments of students' learning, which is essential for understanding how students are grasping content. Teachers can provide explanations for wrong answers, export them to an Excel spreadsheet and use quizzes over again for future classes.

Stumbled upon Evernote, a cool way for students to compose notes in or out of class. The software, available via PC or via slick iOS and Android apps, allows students to create and share notebooks with their peers via live links.

Need to whip up a quick, formative quiz about Shakespeare's MacBeth? Kahoot provides a clean, crisp forum with which students and teachers alike can post their quizzes. Builds critical thinking skills which are crucial for 21st century learning and problem solving.

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Very cool, thanks!

Anyone looking to build a crisp presentation should look into Prezi, which allows teachers to drag and drop and pinch and zoom their way to a successful project. Your students will love it, too!

Teachers: Have you heard of Slack? Great application to help you and your students work together. It offers an instant messaging interface where you can share any file you'd imagine.It also looks nice on any iOS/Android smartphone.TL;DNR version: It' can make peer editing/review/feedback readily accessible for a generation of students raised on smartphones. #techinpedagogy