A messaging platform that translates for you, a daily curation of current events, the one that writes essays for you, and more.
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We can't wait to use these in our classrooms.
This post corresponds to day #13 of the +TeachThought 30-day blogging challenge, focused on reflective teaching through blogging. Interested in joining the challenge? It's not too late! It's difficult to narrow down or rank my favorite ed tech tools because there are so many good ones out there, however I can say with confidence that my favorites all fall under one category: non-content specific. All of my go-to ed tech tools are effective to use no matter the subject area, and a few are also device agnostic, meaning they are not limited to usage on a single device, however, since my district is going 1:1 iPads, many of my top picks are iPad apps. When I think about what's important to me when choosing ed tech tools I'd like to use, my top criterion is that the app allows for the creation of a product to demonstrate understanding. A year or two ago, a colleague and I came across the Padagogy Wheel by Dr. Alan Carrington, which combines the SAMR model and Bloom's taxonomy with various ed tech / iPad tools that can be used at each level. Just last week, I saw a new / updated version of the Padagogy Wheel, titled the iPadagogy Wheel by +Relton McBurrows on Google +. What's cool about it is that is has the added layer of the ISTE technology standards, paired with SAMR and Blooms, and it also includes updated apps. All of the apps listed on both wheels are non-content specific and make it possible for students to create something to demonstrate their learning. http://mcbtech.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/SAMR_Large.png So, clearly there are lots of great ed tech tools out there to choose from. And, in the age of app smashing, there's no need to choose only one! I do have a few favorites; a list that is fluid and never set in stone... (in no particular order) Google Apps for Education. Reasoning: They facilitate creation, collaboration and creativity across content areas and devices thru Docs, Sheets, Slides, Forms, Drawings, and a variety of other add-ons. And, they're free! Screencasting Apps, such as ShowMe. Reasoning: They give students the chance to be the experts, and to demonstrate their understanding of a concept by teaching it to an authentic audience. Plus, they facilitate student self-reflection and self-assessment. Scratch Programming. Reasoning: Scratch (and other student-focused coding sites and apps) embraces student creativity and sharing through its easy-to-use coding platform, complete with a supportive and collaborative community of programmers of all ages. iMovie. Reasoning: It's a great medium for pulling everything together and sharing out a final, polished project. Other favorites: PicCollage, HaikuDeck, StoreHouse, AdobeVoice, ShadowPuppetsEDU What are some of your favorite ed tech tools? What helps you to narrow down your favorites?
A platform that makes video conferencing feel more real, relevant math lessons, and playing around with art. We've got good stuff this year!
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I've rounded up 8 tech tools and ideas for using them. Some of these tools are new and some have been around but with new features. Tools are a mix of apps and sites - some are device specific. Thank you to the presenters and EXPO booths at ISTE 2019 for sharing these tools and features. I've tried to give credit to where I learned each idea when applicable. Wakelet Wakelet is a curation tool. Users can pull in links, images, text, and video into one space for easy distribution and sharing. Wakelet is very simple to use. There is
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A messaging platform that translates for you, a daily curation of current events, the one that writes essays for you, and more.
Does technology overwhelm you? Do you ever wish someone would just organize it all and explain it in clear, simple language? Then this is your lucky day.
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Three AI teacher assistants, a curated collection of math activities, a website-building curriculum, a site for helping students change the world, and more.
