Saturday, November 5, 2016

GaETC 2016 Highlights

Leslie Fisher

Tech guru with lots of practical Mac/iPad ideas and solutions for the classroom.

Tony Vincent

Tech guru with lots great ideas.

Knight Lab

The Lab develops prototypes, projects, and services that help make information meaningful and promotes quality journalism, storytelling, and content on the internet.  The website has an excellent timeline and map tool for students to use.

Google Tone

Google Tone turns on your computer's microphone (while the extension is on) and uses your computer's speakers to exchange URLs with nearby computers connected to the Internet. You can use Google Tone to send the URL for any web page, including news stories, pictures, documents, blog posts, products, YouTube videos, recipes—even search results. Any computer within earshot (including over a phone or Hangout) that also has the Google Tone extension installed and turned ON can receive a Google Tone notification.

Go Formative

A platform for real-time formative assessments + a FREE next-generation student.

new.goformative.com

New version coming out soon!

Versal

Versal is a new way for anyone to teach virtually anything, interactively.

EDpuzzle

The easiest way to engage your students using videos.

Jumble and Kahoot!

New prototype.

Quizizz

The easiest way to make an online quiz.

Free Technology for Teachers by Richard Byrne

The History Project

TPS-Barat Primary Source Nexus (grade level projects)