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ClickView, VoiceThread, TurnItIn, BrainPOP, and the Sydney Morning Herald Digital Edition are classroom applications that can be used by teachers and students. ClickView allows users to easily find and share curriculum videos. VoiceThread is a collaboration tool that allows users to add comments to images, documents, and videos. TurnItIn is anti-plagiarism software that checks student work against online sources. BrainPOP contains animated educational videos across various subjects aimed at middle school students. The Sydney Morning Herald provides access to a digital newspaper edition.
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- 1. Classroom Applications For teacher and student use: • ClickView • VoiceThread • TurnItIn • BrainPOP • Sydney Morning Herald Digital Edition
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- 3. VoiceThread is an interactive collaboration and sharing tool that enables users to add images, documents, and videos, and to which other users can add voice, text, audio file, or video comments.
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