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1. FAVORITES FROM THE DEN TEAM
Ginny Washburne - https://bubbl.us/ Ginny likes Bubbl because it's
an easy way to brainstorm by creating a concept map. This easy to
use tool is great for creating mindmaps that can be printed out and
shared with others. It's also great to use on an interactive
whiteboard.
Steve Dembo - http://www.easel.ly/ Everyone loves an infographic,
and this site let's you create them really quickly. Lots of clip art and
themes, just add your data and create.
Porter Palmer- AudioPal - This tool is great for recording audio by
either microphone or phone. You can upload the mp3 files and
embed the file in any website or blog. Create podcasts and
audiobooks or record your students oral reading to check fluency.
There are plenty of ways to use AudioPal.
Chad Lehman- A Google A Day - Each day Google shares a puzzle.
There’s no right way to solve it, but there is one right answer. Use
your creativity and thinking skills to come up with the answer to the
daily challenge.
Jannita Demian- http://ed.voicethread.com/ I have found that
students usually take great pride in sharing their work with an
audience. If an audience is what they want, I say give them the
world! With VoiceThread teachers and/or students can post images
and videos and others can leave text, audio, or video comments.