1. By: Anita Lesage
RESOURCES

2. PLANBOARDAPP
• Organize your classroom with this lesson planning and organization app.
Create classroom schedules, reminder notes, link video’s all in one
location.
https://www.planboardapp.com/

3. PLANBOARD EXAMPLE

4. MATHVIDS.COM
• Instructional videos for middle school and high school math.
• Excellent online resource for students to refer to for help outside of class.
http://mathvids.com/

5. SMITHSONIAN
• Have your students complete a web quest to earn digital badges using
the Smithsonian’s Centre for Learning and Digital Access.
• Use Skype to have an expert virtually communicate with your class as a
guest speaker.
http://www.si.edu/

6. GOOGLE DRIVE
• Cloud computing
• Storage Site
• Sharing your files, presentations
http://www.google.com/drive

7. APPS GONE FREE
• This iPad, iPhone app is free to download.
• Get high quality paid apps for free for a period of time.
• You are able to download the full versions free of charge.
AppsGoneFree

8. TWITTER
• Social networking site
• Find resources
• Connect with other
https://twitter.com/

9. TWITTER
Create your profile and
connect with others.
@AnitaLesage7

10. SCOOP-IT
• You can connect with your Linkedin, Google+, Facebook and Twitter.
• The idea is that you scoop any concept in which you may like and share
with those around you.
• By attaching it to your Twitter account it will send out a tweet of what you
have scooped.
• Others can then follow and read the information.
http://www.scoop.it/

11. SCOOP-IT EXAMPLE

12. SYMBALOO
• Allows you to save all of your resources in one simple location
• Create a web mix of web resources and share it easily with your class
• Find hundreds of web mixes full of resources for a wide variety of
subject areas
http://www.symbalooedu.com/

13. SYMBALOO EXAMPLE

14. WIX
• Create your own website for your students and have your personal
portfolio.
www.wix.com
• No Coding Required.

15. MENTORMOB
• Create, research and copy playlists for yourself either through
collaboration, or individually.
• Learning playlists can be embedded into blogs and websites
• Delivers high-quality professional development for teachers, and
allows students to construct their own ideas.
• You are able to find information about any subject area, including
technology implementation.
http://www.mentormob.com/

16. MENTOR MOB EXAMPLE

17. PHOTOSYNTH
• Shoot wrap-around panoramic shots and stitches
• Use the web tool for stitching digital photos or use iPhone/iPad app for
shooting panoramas
http://photosynth.net/

18. POWTOONS
• Create quick free accounts that are accessible from anywhere online.
• PowToon is the best free animated presentation online software tool and
PowerPoint alternative that supercharges your presentations and
animated videos.
• Save time and create awesome animated explainer video clips that bring
the WOW factor to your demos, and presentations.
• Create cool social media clips
• Give awesome animated. http://www.powtoon.com/

19. POWTOONS EXAMPLE

20. COOL TOOL FOR SCHOOL
• Great free resources for anything a student or teacher may need.
• Lists in each category to transform your classroom to much more.
http://cooltoolsforschools.wikispaces.com/

21. COOL TOOLS FOR
SCHOOLS.WIKISPACES

22. DIIGO
• Social bookmarking site
• Highlight, bookmark and comment on your sites.
• Create your own groups
https://www.diigo.com/

23. DIIGO

24. PREZI
• Create unique and interesting presentation
• Cloud based program
• Collaborative work
http://prezi.com/

25. PREZI

26. KHAN ACADEMY
• Video library of free instruction and interactive assessments
• Teachers are able to follow what each student is learning and see a realtime report
• Not just science – maths, computer science, history, economics, finances
and medicine.
https://www.khanacademy.org/

27. RED PEN TOOL
• Create your task
• Create your assignment
• Upload the work
• Annotate the work
• Mark the work
http://www.redpentool.com/

28. ANIMOTO
• Cloud Computing
• Make your photos, video clips and music into a presentation
video.
www.animoto.com

29. ANIMOTO EXAMPLE

30. HAIKU DECK
• Designed to make visually stunning presentations
• Simple to work with, providing fun finished products
• Start with an idea, add background photos, using either your own or
choose from many preloaded images.

31. HAIKU DECK EXAMPLE

32. POPPLET
• Popplet is a place for your brainstorming and organizing ideas.
• It is used as a space to create galleries, record and organize your
thoughts, and most importantly, do it through collaboration.
http://popplet.com/

33. POPPLET EXAMPLE

34. NEARPOD
• Have real time assessments completed.
• Students can be engage virtually with live feeds for full comprehension.
Nearpod

35. DISCOVR
• Find apps relative to the topic of your choice
• Send your findings to your friends.
Discovr

36. DISCOVR EXAMPLE

37. By: Anita Lesage
SUMMARY

38. SOMETHING TO REMEMBER
• Technology can be used for all curriculum areas.
• Presentations occur in every class
• Organizational tools
• Assessment tools
• Research tools
• Student interaction, collaboration and creativity as part of ISTE nets
• You will adapt and use the tools that best suit your needs for your
classroom.
• Use these skills to your skill level, and the tools that will work for
you and your students.

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Planboardapp
Mathvids.com
SmithSonian
Google Drive
AppsGoneFree
Twitter
Scoop-It
Symbaloo
Wix
MentorMob
Powtoons
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CoolToolsForSchools
Diigo
Prezi
Khan Academy
Red Pen Tool
Animoto
Haiku Deck
Popplet
Nearpod
Discovr