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Application Teacher Use Student Use EDOL Member
GoogleDocs Presentation Introduce a topic, Game show facts practice Share researched information, Group project work, Create own game show Dr. G (Example)
Social Bookmarking Site Folders for approved sites students will visit by topic, Personal folders for oft-visited sites to use in the classroom Share other sites evaluated and found on Teacher's site, Create their own site and share Dr. G (Example)
LiveBinders E-portfolio, Administration and Faculty, student assignments, organization, computer lab  Digital Portfolio, exploration activities, independent reading binders, parents and teachers can check Jennifer Bernard 
FaceBook Teachers can use Facebook as a social media website for their own classroom by creating a page.  This will keep parents, students, and teachers stay up-to-date of what is happening daily in the classroom. Collaborate with others on Facebook, post assignments, homework and activities.  Show special features and how to create a page.  Teacher can post pictures on their page. Jaime Keith 
Twitter

Tweet about due dates and assignments, running news feed, ask questions, sync with a blog, facilitate discussions, take polls, post videos and pictures

Collaborate on assignments, tweet questions to teachers/peers, write quick reviews, live tweet a book or movie, connect with peers and teachers

AllieShae Prater 
Fuze      
Feedly
     
Animoto
 video creation using pictures, video, music- introduce a topic, showcase pictures of class/students, story- telling 
create a project using video-insert pictures, music, voice, text; group collaboration for a project 

Whitney

Raney 

Wordpress
     
Moodle
Compile Power Points and Notes used for class.  You can also create quizzes through moodle.  Post Bell Ringers- Students can post their responses through Moodle.  They can upload assignments, including files.  Kelly Miller 
Trello Compile ideas for lessons in organized cards. Share and collaborate with colleagues.   Compile ideas for a project. share and collaborate with team/group members.   Jason R Howard 
FlipBoard      
Socrative Use this for creating short or long assessments. Great tool for formative or summative assessments in the classroom. Also great for study guide in the classroom or at home.   Shared technology usage in the classroom. Great for ipads, cell phones, tablets, or pc. Student input for quick assessment purposes.   Mara Brasser 
Keepsy      
Magisto      
Flickr      
Google Earth/Maps  I am still novice in its use but it is a great source for easily designed discovery learning activities,interactive student activities, and classroom reward uses.
Students can create their own path to discovery, gather visual representation of material discussed in class, and using the flight simulator is a big hit with all students.
Kerry Stovall
Mixlr      

Pocket

     
Mindomo      
Pinterest  Find creative lessons for any subject, Network and collaborate with other teachers, Organize ideas, Behavior management ideas   Can pin project ideas, Students can photo journal,  Research boards, Class board, College planning Amber Guffey 
Prezi  Academic/Research Presentations, Digital Storytelling, Concept/Mind Maps  Visual learning tool, Graphic organizer, Prezi unique presentation, Storytelling tool Susan Bott 
Popplet Concept mapping to assist visual learners make connections between topics create their own popplets to deepen understanding of concepts Courtney Welte
Survey Monkey Capabilities for teachers to use for surveying students and parents about a particular topic or for planning an event.  Students can take short pre-tests and create questions about literature for classmates. Amy Wilder
Reading A-Z/Raz Kids  Teachers use online leveled reading materials, along with thousands of downloadable, projectable, and printable teacher materials which covers many skills necessary for effective reading instruction.  Students have access codes and can use the online reading program at school and at home to improve their reading skills.  Maria Kirk

 

 

Comments (2)

Melissa Gibson said

at 1:56 pm on Jun 10, 2014

These are just suggestions. If you find one that you would like to teach us, add a row at the bottom of the table - click in the last cell to the right at the bottom of the page and press TAB.

Melissa Gibson said

at 1:56 pm on Jun 10, 2014

A different one than is suggested here, that is!

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