Top Ten Listicle

Google Classroom is a platform made to simplify sharing files between students and teachers. It’s able to give assignments, comment, or submit work.

Google Classroom is effective for high school teachers. With its classroom capabilities, teachers are able to open classrooms based on subject or class. Teachers can add different materials to each class, letting the students know what they need to look at. Class specific assignments and announcements are much easier because of Google Classrooms' organization.

Google Slides is a presentation technology that is similar to Powerpoint by Microsoft. Students would be able to effectively make presentations for their class on projects, assignments, etc. Teachers are also able to use the presentation abilities to shares ideas with their students.

Kahoot! is a free learning tool that is usually used in order to have fun little quizzes for students. It helps keeps student interacting with the learning material all the while having fun. Teachers are able to give out information while keeping the students interesting in learning.

Bitmoji is your own personal emoji! Bitmoji is useable by students and teachers. Teachers can primarily use it in presentations or in their bitmoji classroom (something amazing!) to show their students their emotions over the screen all the while keeping them interested in learning. Students can create these bitmojis and add them to their presentations just like teachers can. While bitmojis are primarily used by teachers, students can also have a lot of fun with them.

Flocabulary is a site that uses hip-hop and rap in order to teach students about anything and everything! Students can listen to these information raps and learn about the material in a way they couldn't have before.

Brainpop is an interactive website made for k-12! It has informational videos, interactive quizzes, and other educational related materials! Students can use it to learn about new things in a fun way. Teachers can also use it in order to help students understand the material in a different way or perspective while giving them a chance to quiz their knowledge of the subject.

Flipgrid is a site that allows students (and teachers) to release short videos on anything! It can be in response to assignments and activities in the classrooms, or just to send a question to your teachers. Flipgrid allows those shy kids a chance to talk it out on camera without the pressure of people watching.

Google Expeditions is made by google and it allows you to explore multiple places. Whether you're learning about Ancient Egypt or Shakespeare, there is a place for you. Teachers can use this tool to let their students explore places without having to actually go there. It's definitely way more affordable!

Remind is a messaging and announcement tool for both students and teachers. It gives them a way to stay in contact with each other without having to give out phone numbers. Students are able to ask teachers questions and teachers can send out announcements or homework reminders. The opportunities are endless. (Not only that, but parents can also get involved.)

Zoom is a tool that most know by now. It is a video chatting device mainly used by schools. Teachers are able to start a zoom call and connect with their students from anywhere in the world. This tool has been incredibly helpful, especially during the pandemic. Students can listen to their teachers lectures and also send out chat to their fellow students (and teacher).