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Turn your ideas into impactful social graphics, web stories and animated videos-in minutes. It's free, start now on the web or in the app store.

The i-clicker system is widely used in colleges, and is great for assessment. There's also an app companion for it.

Website with app available for easy creation of multiple choice quizzes. Generates statistics as quizzes are answered. Available across multiple platforms.

Digital Passport is a great way to teach digital citizenship in 3rd through 6th-grade classrooms. It provides a foundation for appropriate and safe online behavior by offering fun and interactive lessons and meets Common Core and ISTE Nets Standards. Students can engage in videos, games, and quizzes about cyber-bullying, respect, digital literacy, and many other topics to promote digital citizenship. The site offers educator materials that can be utilized by simply registering for a login and password. Both students and teachers can access Digital Passport on computers, tablets, or phones in school and at home. The application can be accessed directly through the website or downloaded. One way to implement this tool in lessons is to allow students to have the opportunity to work on Chrome books or in a lab. Students can be assigned quizzes through the teacher dashboard. Once students get through the lessons, they earn badges and a "Certificate of Achievement," which allows for positive reinforcement. Teachers can monitor student progress during the activity and print reports to share with each student, their parents, and administrators. During lessons, students can be assigned to work individually on a device or as a class on a smart board, which allows for an exciting and innovative way to learn about digital citizenship.

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.

Common Sense K-12 Digital Citizenship Curriculum is an effective tool for teachers to use to help students learn and thrive in a world of media and technology safely and responsibly.

I Keep Safe tracks global trends and issues as a professional non-profit organization. It was established in 2005 by policy leaders, educators, law enforcement, technology experts, public health experts and advocates. The research collects and generates positive resources for all who teach youths how to use new media devices and platforms which promotes safety and good health. Content from iKeepSafe maybe used by teachers or any advocate to communicate and promote digital citizenship and media literacy into local programs. Globally, iKeepSafe helps all countries implement digital citizen and lessons by informing public officials, community members and law enforcement to engage upon the universal codes of conduct.

Cloud based web filtering and parental controls that work seamlessly across the schools and homes.

A tool allowing each student to privately give instant feedback about their understanding of an assignment or question in real time to their teacher.

Use Online Quiz Creator to create quizzes and tests for icebreakers, pre-assessment, assessment, or review. This app can be accessed on computers, smartphones, or tablets. It includes various types of quiz questions, for example, multiple choice or image choice. Students can also utilize this app to make their own quizzes to present to the class during presentations. Online Quiz Creator makes learning fun for students!

I've used Quip a tremendous amount over the past two years, not just for collaboration, but for communication as well. It's easy to communicate with classmates regarding assignments, as well as professors regarding questions or clarification of assignments. It's a great and versatile tool.

Scholastic MATH promotes students to use articles and other forms of media that are reliable and academically focused.

Teach your students vital information literacy skills with this website.

Inquiry-oriented lesson tool allowing students to analyze, synthesize, and evaluate different online resources.

With the materials on this site, you can help your students become skilled searchers- whether they're just starting out with search, or ready for more advanced training.

Always trying to work smarter, I make Google Forms do the data analysis for me. By creating an adaptive form, I am able to quickly, efficiently, and impressively record student data. The results are easily translatable into flexible grouping options, formative instruction materials, and of course, good old fashioned tests. Combine Forms with the output google spreadsheet, with conditional formatting, and Flubaroo, and you're working smarter than you've ever done before!

GeoGebra is both online and an app you can download for your phone or computer. It is great for any math teacher or student. With GeoGebra, you can graph functions and shapes and so much more. It's good for students because it gives them tangible examples of the confusing functions that they just stare at during class. You can also create groups for your students to use so it can become a group effort on projects or students can take the lesson home with them.

Password security. All passwords are stored in the vault at the device's local level. One strong master password needed and other passwords stored in account.

Temporary disposable e-mail service to beat spam. Avoid spam with a free secure e-mail address. Ensures digital privacy.

The Webonauts Internet Academy game teaches kids about key issues of web safety and good citizenship.