Google Classroom is a tech tool I will use constantly in my classroom. It has great sharing features for both the teacher and students.
Kahoot! is a app that allows teachers and students to interact. This app would be specifically used for test review or gaming purposes. The students can use it at home or on most devices in the classroom.
Class Dojo is a tool that can be used between the teacher and parents and students. It is a tool that is used primarily for behavior reporting purposes and to check in to see how your child was that day/week. This saves the teacher time in contacting individual parents daily. I would definitely use this in my classroom.
The Nearpod platform enables teachers, schools and districts, to use their iPads to manage content on students' iPads, iPhones, iPods or Macs. It seamlessly combines interactive presentation, collaboration, and real-time assessment tools into one integrated solution.
It works like an interactive whiteboard, allowing for quick communication with students, colleagues, and customers.
Share knowledge, build understanding, and inspire meaningful engagement. Groups of any size can work together in real-time and use seamless integrations with Box, Dropbox, iCloud, and more.
Use Hangouts to keep in touch. Message contacts, start free video or voice calls, and hop on a conversation with one person or a group.
Students work on assignments with their Chromebooks, laptops, or iPads, while getting help from teachers and peers instantly. Teachers create assignments, see all their students’ work in real-time, and give LOTS of student feedback. Best of all, students can help each other anonymously.
Easily create mathematical equations, formulas and quizzes. Intuitively type or hand write, with no tricky math code to learn.
Easy, simple and intuitive, just write the mathematical expression on the screen then let MyScript technology perform its magic converting symbols and numbers to digital text and delivering the result in real time.
Get the same experience as writing on paper with the advantages of a digital device (scratch-outs, results in real time, etc.).
Solve mathematical equations by hand without actually having to crunch the numbers yourself.
Teachers can encourage their students to play freely with the games, and follow-up with discussions and lessons about the game play. Through playing with the digital manipulatives in DragonBox games, students deeply understand the mathematical concepts through active engagement, all while learning at their own pace.
