Liberio

Liberio is a great new site I recently learned about. This site allows you to write your stories in Google Drive and then export your files into various ebook formats.  Liberio is perfect for people who love to use Google Drive. Pin It

Daisy the Dinosaur

Daisy the Dinosaur is a great free app for student wanting to learn how to code. This app has a drag and drop interface that shows basic computer programming. Pin It

WeVideo

WeVideo is a great online collaborative video editing tool for students. WeVideo can be accessed through handheld devices as well.  WeVideo has a free subscription as well as paid subscriptions as well.

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Best and Next Digital Magazine for Teachers

I recently came across the Best and Next Digital Magazine for Teachers.  Each edition has an app review introducing new apps to education and a web tool review as well.  There are other interesting topic for integration of technology into education. Check out Best and Next Digital Magazine. Pin It

Next Vista for Learning

Next Vista for Learning is a great site comprised of student  and teacher made videos from around the world.  This site also holds contests for student as well. Check out Next Vista for a place for students to publish work on line. Pin It

buncee

buncee is a great Web 2.0 tool for making presentations, eCards, posters, and more. buncee has a free version which allows educators to create bunees with 2 slides, sharing, and saving as jpegs.  buncee does offer a paid version that costs $59.99 a year which allows teachers to manage a class of students. Pin It

fotobabble

fotobabble is a great site for creating talking pictures and slideshows.  fotobabble is a free site. Students could use fotobabble to upload a picture or pictures to create projects that talk. What a great way to present information on famous person or character from a book.  fotobabble could also be used as book report tool. Pin It

Socrative

Socrative is a great student response website and app. Teachers can make their own classroom code. Next, simply create your test. Then give the students the classroom code. Lastly, students go to Socrative and type in the classroom code. Once the teacher starts the quiz students can respond to the questions. Socrative then will show the results for each questions in a bar graph. I like to use a Smartboard to project the results so we can see what questions we need to review. Pin It