Ed Tech Tools

EdTech Tools
Accumulative List, July 2020
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(g)Math The Tool that’s making Math Digital Despite the recent advancements in edtech,
math teachers and students have still predominantly been using pencil and paper to
create math and respond to math questions. Thanks to the g(Math) Add-On, it’s quick
and easy to create equations, graphs, stats displays and math quizzes to insert into
Google Docs, Sheets, or Forms. Now students at all levels - and their teachers - can
write virtually any mathematical expression directly on their PC or Chromebook’s
keyboard or touchscreen.
20Q: The online version of 20 Questions, this site can be used to help students think and
reason.
826 Digital Popular after-school program shares its resources with teachers. This is a worth-
bookmarking resource thanks to relatable writing lessons and motivating examples of
actual student writing.
A Web Whiteboard—The perfect tool for class brainstorming sessions. This is an online
whiteboard app for computer, tablet, or smartphone.
ABC Music ‘Expose your child to a world of Music! Our award-winning Little Explorers
ABC Series put the work at your children fingertips through sight, sound & touch. Let
them explore a world of pianos, violins, maracas & more through beautiful pictures,
lively videos, and interactive scenes.’
ABCmouse Early Learning Academy is offering the first month of online learning free.
After the first month, subscriptions start at $9.95/mo. On ABCmouse, your child can
play educational games and puzzles and partake in a curriculum of reading, math, art,
music, and science for ages 2-8.
ABCya - Educational Computer Games and Apps for Kids "ABCya is the leader in free
educational computer games and mobile apps for kids. The innovation of a grade
school teacher, ABCya is an award-winning destination for elementary students
which offers hundreds of fun, engaging learning activities.
Access Art One of AccessArt’s most unique features is our evolving collection of visual arts
resources which help inspire teaching, learning and practice. We now have over 850
resources aimed at all ages and abilities and covering all areas of the visual arts.
AccessArt is a UK Charity and our income comes from membership fees, which in
turn help us commission new resources for the benefit of our members. About 90% of
our resources are behind the membership wall (though you can view an extract of
each resource as a non-member). We hope the selection of free-to-access resources
below gives you a flavour of our approach!
ADDITUDE Inside the ADHD Mind. Downloads that build social skills.
AdmitHub - Free, Expert College Admissions Advice Once a student’s goals are assessed,
they have 24/7 access to a personal ‘virtual campus guide’ to help them through
application and enrolment processes and embodying each school's’ ‘unique spirit’ and
personality.

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Adobe Spark Super-flexible design tool for crafting fab images, videos, and sites. This free,
one-stop shop for creating sleek graphics, web stories, and animated videos is
incredibly easy to use and challenges students to think critically about visual
presentation.
Airhead - The open cloud desktop for teaching and learning Winner of the prestigious
‘Innovation in ICT’ award at Bett 2015, Airhead is simply the best cloud desktop for
schools, colleges and universities. With Airhead you'll save time, make the cloud
more easily accessible and support communication and sharing. Airhead’s integration
with Microsoft Office 365 and Google G Suite means you'll also be able to improve
collaboration and productivity across one or many establishments. In short, you'll
supercharge your journey to the cloud. Airhead is the glue that turns the Web into a
meaningful educational service that delivers on the promise of anytime, anywhere,
any device learning.
Ancient History Encyclopedia Crowd-sourced ancient history site features extensive, varied
resources. It's free, web-based, and regularly updated with vetted info, so classrooms
can turn to this site often to kick off research projects.
Animal Genius: Animals are fascinating to young learners and this game capitalizes on that.
There are five mini-games to play, each focusing on a different habitat, that will quiz
kids on their knowledge of all things animal-related.
Animoto is a digital tool that allows you to create high-quality videos in a short time and
from any mobile device, inspiring students and helping improve academic lessons.
The Animoto interface is friendly and practical, allowing teachers to create
audiovisual content that adapts to educational needs.
Annenberg Classroom Civics website makes teaching the Constitution manageable,
meaningful. Go for the videos, stay for the lessons: Annenberg Classroom saves
teachers' prep time when teaching the Constitution, current events, or other civics
lessons.
AnswerGarden A tool for online brainstorming or polling, educators can use this real-time
tool to see student feedback on questions.
Any-do While not developed specifically for teachers, many find the Any-do app a very
useful teaching tool anyway because it helps them stay on top of their workload. You
can use this organizational tool to set reminders for when to complete certain tasks,
put important meetings or assessments in a calendar, create to-do lists, and more. It’s
like a calendar, note organizer, list creator, and alarm clock all in one app. Cost: Free
App Ed Review App ed review is an online database of in-depth educational app reviews
designed to support teacher’s use of apps in the classroom. In addition, they have also
gone a step further and started to build a bank of lesson plans designed around certain
apps that are different, fun and engaging for students.
Ardusat - A more compelling way to learn technology Ardusat helps educators & parents
make learning exciting. Teach kids hands-on science, explore coding, use real-data to
enhance STEM curriculum and more – all in a way that’s designed for teachers. The
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learn about sensors. It’s perfect for parents looking to get their kids started coding,
engineering, making/DIYing, and more.
Arsonia Online Art Museum empowers students to exhibit, explain their work. A well-
loved digital art museum that allows students to share work and reflect on their
artistic process while helping teachers assess student understanding of artistic
concepts.
ArtsAndCulture 10 Museums you can explore right now for free!
Artsy—This is a beautiful resource for art collection and education. Lots of tools make it an
ideal resource for art classes.
AspirEdu - Educational Analytics to Identify your At-Risk Students Founded by educators
who are creating solutions to the problems of educators, AspirEDU helps schools help
more students graduate. They analyse the data that schools already have, allowing
their solutions to identify students that are most at risk of dropping out of or failing
courses, and to identify the best practices that instructors can use to maximise the
performance of their students. Retaining more students is good for schools and even
better for the students themselves.
AudioNote A combination of a voice recorder and notepad that captures both audio and
notes for student collaboration.
Autism Emotion, by Model Me Kids, LLC. If you search for “autism emotion” on the Play
Store or App Store, you can find many free apps. This one, available on iOS only, has
good production value and no advertising. It discusses the emotions “happy,” “sad,”
“proud,” and “calm” using a short social story and a song.
Awesome Eats. From the Whole Foods Foundation, Awesome Eats teachings kids about
healthy eating, pattern recognition, and sorting, making it perfect for children ages 5-
10. Kids must sort fruits and veggies into baskets before the produce falls off the
conveyor belt and onto the floor, spoiled. After each level is defeated, the app flashes
facts about how to eat right.
Backchannel Chat – This site offers a teacher-moderated version of Twitter. An extension
of the in-the-moment conversation might be to capture the chat, create a tag cloud,
and see what surfaces as a focus of the conversation.
Bamboo offers book services that help kids practice active listening and listening
comprehension, Luminaries, an engaging social studies trivia game, math, which
helps children practice mental math and offers number problems and thousands of
word problems, music, which introduces kids to basic music theory and music games
like “Recognize the Instrument,” as well as Highlights Storybooks, co-developed
with Highlights magazine to offer stories and exercises that teach kids from levels
kindergarten to third grade about active listening and improving listening
comprehension.
Bandimal Captivating music creation app for young musicians.
Bartleby – Study smarter with access to millions of step-by-step textbook solutions, a
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Bedtime Math is a free app made for kids 2 and up; the app, which features engaging math
activities, is available in both English and Spanish.
Belouga Made for students from kindergarten to 12th grade, Belouga gives kids access to a
collection of educational resources. You’ll find everything from social science videos
to math problems to real-time communication with peers around the world.
Biblionasium – This online, safe, and simple book network allows teachers to view books
students have read (a digital reading log), create reading challenges for students, and
track progress. Students also can review and recommend books to their peers on the
site.
Big Brain Academy: Big Brain Academy, a Nintendo DS game, asks players to take on a
number of different kinds of challenges which are timed. Essentially, it's a workout
for the brain, designed to challenge players of all ages.
Big History Project Fascinating look at life's bigger questions with a fresh perspective. A
wonderfully innovative and divergent way to teach foundational concepts in history,
humanities, critical thinking, and science.
Binumi – Powering cloud-based video platforms for the world’s most forward-thinking
organisations.
BioInteractive. High-quality multimedia brings biological research to life. Superb
multimedia tools and lesson plans help kids explore biology through real-world
examples.
Black Bullion - Opening the doors to financial education The lack of a financial education
can have a crippling effect on students’ wellbeing. Through empowering students to
take control of their financial future, BlackBullion positively impact on the student
experience as well as retention, lifelong attainment and employability.
Bloomz - One app for all your parent communications Bloomz is the mobile and web app
that allows teachers to share instant messages, announcements, photos, calendars,
volunteer and conference sign-ups, student portfolios and more through one easy-to-
use interface. Teachers can control who can reach them and when without shutting
down the communication pipeline, and with the recent addition of Robocalling,
Bloomz is truly a comprehensive solution to school-wide communication.
Bob Books Reading Magic. Bob Books was designed to give young children the tools to
cross from learning letters to reading words. Our award-winning beginning reader
book sets start slowly and progress from books with three letter words, to books with
more than one sentence per page. Because we meet children at the right level, parents
are often amazed at how quickly their child is able to sound out words when reading
their first Bob Book.
Book Creator - The Simple Way To Create Beautiful eBooks Book Creator is a simple app
for making ebooks on the iPad (and soon to be cross-platform). Red Jumper is the

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team behind Book Creator. Established in 2011, their mission is to empower the next
generation of content creators and improve their educational outcomes. Teachers and
educators have the opportunity with Book Creator to develop interactive and evolving
teaching resources that can easily be shared with or collaborated on by students. As an
e-resource, it’s really easy to keep resources up to date for each year group and make
edits on the fly during lessons.
BookSnap While currently this app is only available for iOS, it truly provides a digital way
for learners to interact with text and with other learners.
Book Worm: Reading, spelling, and other language skills are tested in this fun Nintendo DS
game. A wealth of word puzzle games will keep kids smiling as they build their own
virtual libraries within the game.
BoomWriter suitable for students of all ages. A great digital tool for collaborative writing.
BoomWriter is suitable for children of all ages but especially for the little ones who
are still reluctant to write. BoomWriter encourages students to write a story together
by voting for each person’s version of the story. To get an idea of the process, check
out this great explainer video and spark the interest of your students to writing.
Bored Teachers. Com 50 Online Art and Music Resources for At-Home Learning.
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and through college. We are committed to building strong connections with our
students, providing them with individual support, and ensuring they have the guidance
they need to persist and earn a college degree.
Brain Age: Parents and kids alike will love using this application to train their brains and
become a mental athlete. From math to logic to word problems, there are numerous
challenges that will help learners in every aspect of their education. A series of games
and tests will help students build the knowledge they need to ace the test, and it just
might even be fun to do.
Discovery – BBC World Service If you want to learn crazy, mind-expanding facts about
science, then you’ll love Discovery. It’s from the frickin BBC, so you know it’s going
to be well-produced and unbiased. Plus soothing British accents, if you’re into that.
Past topics include the reason we dream, how to use chemistry to bake the perfect
cake, and the discovery of plate tectonics
Brainiversity: This Windows-based game will help you and your kids keep your brains fit
and healthy by testing them through mental training sessions. Mini-games cover
language, memory, math, and analysis; all valuable skills to have in any academic
endeavor.
BrainPops BrainPop and BrainPop Jr. are apps that cover a wide variety of topics. Its science
videos might showcase the life cycle of plants, temperature, or hibernation (for
younger kids) or potential energy, metabolism, or Jane Goodall. Follow-up activities,
like quizzes, help reinforce concepts. Everything is well-organized and easy to
navigate.

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BrainQuest: Geared towards grades three and four, this game poses more than 6,000
questions to players. There's action as well as puzzles, and the two are combined in a
way that will make kids reluctant to put down the game.
Breathe, Think, Do with Sesame by Sesame Workshop. Available for iOS and Droid, and in
both English and Spanish, this app offers Interactive cartoons which teach how to deal
with frustration, separation anxiety, disappointment, impatience, and fear of the dark.
It suggests using a “breathe, think, and do” strategy — breath slowly three times,
think of a plan (three plans per problem are suggested), then do it.
Brickflow is an app where teachers and students can create presentations using content
collected from social media. By searching the web through hashtags, teachers and
students have the opportunity create a visual summary of a topic, building stories with
content from Instagram, Twitter, YouTube, Tumblr, etc. This can be a fun and
innovative way to spruce up classroom presentations and keep students up to date
with current events.
Bright Bytes provides a SaaS-based data analytics platform focusing on four basic
frameworks that measure the effects of technology in a school. Their analytics tool
lets you evaluate how teachers and students use technology for learning. It studies the
availability of devices and Internet access throughout the school and at home. It
measures the skill levels of teachers and students with multimedia. It evaluates the
school culture, professional development, and technology needs across the
organization.
Buncee – A creation and presentation tool that helps students and teachers visualize,
communicate, and engage with classroom concepts and ideas.
ButterflyEduFields - DIY Science Projects for 8 to 13 Year Olds Butterfly Fields was
founded by people with a passion to create more ‘doers’ in India. They felt that the
Indian educational system, with its emphasis on theory and exams, was taking the joy
out of learning and more importantly, its very purpose. As with many great journeys,
Butterfly Fields began its journey by asking some simple questions that challenged
the status quo:
Calm – The mindfulness app that thousands of people all over the world use everyday is
being offered to teachers for free. Teachers will have unlimited access to Calm’s
growing library of guided meditations and mindfulness exercises. This includes Calm
Kids, specific programs tailored for age groups from pre-K through high school.
CanFigurelt Geometry Flex your deductive reasoning muscles with geometric proofs. A
really good way for math students to learn about proofs and explore them from a
number of angles.
Canva - Empowering the world to design Canva makes it amazingly simple for everyone to
create professional quality graphic designs. Its online design platform brings together
a simple drag-and-drop design tool and a library of more than one million
photographs, graphics and fonts, allowing anyone to take an idea and present it
beautifully in print or online.

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Center for News Literacy The flood of fake news, propaganda, rumors, and advertising that
often masquerade as news has made it harder than ever to separate fact from fiction.
News Literacy can help students of all ages recognize the differences between fact
and rumor, news and advertising, news and opinion, and bias and fairness.
Charanga is the resource of choice for international schools wishing to equip pupils with
modern, relevant music skills and a deep understanding of the principles of music. It’s
online, always up to date with new resources and best practice music teaching advice,
and its community provides teachers with a connection to colleagues around the
world.
Chatzy – Use Chatzy to support backchannel conversations in a private setting. These live
chats make great companions to classroom discussion, provide exit tickets, or keep a
discussion going after the class is over.
Children’s Storybooks – Many wonderful, free illustrated children’s books are available to
read at Children’s Storybooks Online. Stories span age ranges from preschool, young
children, teens, through young adults. The website may look a little outdated, but their
extensive library of illustrated books will surprise you.
Choreo Graph Animate with fun geometry STEAM app; learning requires teacher support.
Teachers and classroom communities are needed for app activities to meet their
learning potential; start with the coordinating lessons.
Civilization: What makes one civilization thrive while another dies? Players will learn just
that as they build their own empires in this classic game. The game offers lessons in
strategy, ancient and modern cultures, and the fundamentals of human society; a great
accompaniment to history lessons.
Civitas Learning offers a cloud-based, predictive analytics platform that delivers insights to
the frontlines of education. Civitas Learning partners with forward-thinking
institutions to harness the power of insight and action analytics to power and scale
student success initiatives — bringing the best of education, technology, and data
together to measurably improve student persistence, retention, and graduation. Using
a cloud-based predictive analytics platform and engaging applications, Civitas
Learning delivers insights to the frontlines, where committed students, faculty,
advisors, and administrators can use them to inform decisions — big and small — to
deepen learning and improve outcomes.
cK-12 is a website that seeks to reduce the cost of academic books for the K12 market in the
United States and the world. To achieve its objective, this platform has an open
source interface that allows creating and distributing educational material through the
internet, which can be modified and contain videos, audios, and interactive exercises.
It can also be printed and comply with the necessary editorial standards in each
region. The books that are created in cK-12 can be adapted to the needs of any teacher
or student.
ClassBadge is a working model assessment system for student learning. This system is based
on the idea of badges being awarded for skills demonstrated, accomplishments
achieved, and contributions made.

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ClassCharts – allows teachers to produce instant seating plans, with an incredibly helpful
integration of pupils’ school pictures and data from SIMS. With just a few clicks,
teachers can quickly change the seating arrangement of a classroom on ClassCharts.
This tool is essential for improving student behavior and saving you precious time.
Classcraft is a classroom management tool that uses gamification to boost student
engagement. One of its stronger aspects is its effect on class culture and student
behavior: It encourages cooperation, communication, and other social emotional
skills by rewarding these behaviors through its game aspects. The program truly
connects with children because it is built around an environment they know and are
passionate about: video games. Unlike the other apps in this list, Classcraft is a much
more in-depth management tool that also gamifies every aspect of the classroom to
make it more engaging and fun — from quizzes and grades to exam review and
teamwork.This system is great for teachers who want to use gaming principles to
develop collaboration, accountability, positive social interactions, and a healthy
culture in their classroom.
ClassDojo is a tool for teachers to quickly and easily improve classroom behavior. Teachers
are able to reward points to students for good behavior, which they receive in real-
time on their smart phones or laptops. This engages students in a new way, and
incentivizes good student behavior. Additionally, ClassDojo can track student
behavior, producing analytical reports, which can be shared with parents and
administrators.
ClassKick – This app allows teachers to post assignments for students, so both the teacher
and peers can provide feedback on the assignment. Students can monitor their
progress and work.
ClassMaker Through ClassMaker, teachers can create secure online quizzes and exams that
feature multiple question types, such as multiple choice, short answer, and essay.
Tests are automatically graded and are perfect for classrooms, online courses, E-
learning, and study groups.
ClassPulse – A mobile and web app that increases student engagement outside of the
classroom by creating a more collaborative environment.
Classroom Aid This innately bookmarkable website has just about every digital literacy
resource any teacher could possibly need. Here you will find links to search tools
beyond Google, as well as guides for teaching students how to evaluate resources and
find their owners. There are fact-checking sites listed here, as well as sites and tools
for creating bibliographies, avoiding and checking for plagiarism, and accessing open
content.
Classroom Cereal Need help teaching your child grammar? Classroom Cereal helps your
young learner with grammatical exercises through free downloadable stories that you
can print, then go through together.
ClassTag – enables parents to sign up via the app to volunteer or help with classroom
activities. ClassTag also allows teachers to create newsletters and schedule parent-
teacher conferences. While many teachers struggle to build relationships with parents
for whom English is not the primary language, ClassTag offers the ability to send

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messages to parents in their preferred language and have their responses translated
back into English.
Classtools.net classtools.net is as easy to use as it is hideous to look at. However as a gentle
engagement or starter and plenary tool, there is nothing that beats it for simplicity and
range
ClassVR – Virtual environment for primary school students.
Clever is one the US most growing startup in Edtech right now. Providing a single sign-on
tool to students and teachers in order to navigate between all software and learning
resources (among other products), Clever recently launched Goals.First, Goals tool
lets teachers set objectives for each of their students like activities to do, resources to
use and so on. Then, it lets professors track the progress of their students with
accuracy (students can follow their progress too). Although data analytics with Clever
don't go as far as Yet analytics, for example, it is still a very interesting solution to
assist students in their learning process and to check their personal engagement with
learning resources.
CodaQuest - The Ultimate Learning Adventures! What’s better than playing a game?
Playing a game while learning and completing homework at the same time! Coda
Quest is an online role-playing game that delivers academics through a game-based
3D environment.
Code Spark Award-winning learn-to-code platform for kids, ages 5-9. Coding puzzles, math
games, FREE for 7 days! $9.99/month after. Cancel anytime.
Code.org Popular games, big names get kids and teachers pumped to program. A well-
planned, -produced, and -curated set of free resources bound to get kids hooked on
learning to code.
CodeKingdoms – Code Kingdoms was built for kids, with kids, by (big) kids. This is a great
platform for introducing kids to programming by showing them how to build their
own Minecraft mods.
Coggle A mind-mapping tool designed to understand student thinking.
CollaborizeClassroom This is a great tool for supporting teacher’s in-class instruction or
helping their flipped classrooms be successful. This free online platform allows
teachers to quickly launch a personalized learning site that addresses student concerns
outside of the classroom, leaving students more prepared for in-class activities.
Collaborize Classroom encourages students to help each other through problems with
the guidance of their instructors, and provides teachers with instant access to lesson
plans and project ideas to implement into the classroom. Additionally, this platform
gives teachers the ability to better identify and accommodate different learning styles
by incorporating visual and audio into their lessons, and grouping students according
to learning habits.
CommonLit - Free literacy resources and progress tracking tools Founded by former
teachers, CommonLit is a nonprofit EdTech organisation that operates an award-
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account to gain access to a host of standards-aligned, levelled, digital library of short
texts including news articles, poems, historical documents and more. Their formative
assessment tools help teachers target instruction and support struggling readers.
Commonsense Media This extensive review site provides on-point feedback for all kinds of
child-targeted media. This includes movies, books, games, TV, apps and websites.
This should be any teacher’s first stop when trying to vet the worthiness of new
media.
Conceptboard This software facilitates team collaboration in a visual format–similar to
mind-mapping, but using visual and textual inputs. Compatible on tablets and PCs,
Conceptboard can work from multiple devices.
Connections: The Learning Sciences Platform The Learning Sciences Platform integrates
a humane approach to education, professional quality, diversity, experience and
innovation to articulate, develop and sustain educational initiatives at local, national
and international levels. Our experienced interdisciplinary team prides itself on its
state-of-the-art training and research practices used to improve educational quality.
The collaborative work of the team aims to support all actors in the system, including
policy makers, researchers, educational organizations and institutions, families,
students and especially teachers who have the greatest influence on quality.
Conversation Planner by Happy Frog Apps. Helps the player figure out what a conversation
partner is, why to have a conversation, and what to talk about. Free trial on iOS;
available for sale on Android.
Conversations Unbound Language and culture courses. Empower forcibly displaced
individuals as paid online Arabic, Spanish, French, or cultural course tutors for
language learners. Provide learners—enrolled in university courses or learning just for
fun—with an enriching educational experience that encourages greater intercultural
relationships and awareness.
Cost: FREE for anyone with a library card at a participating library.
Coursera—What do you want to learn? Whatever it is, it’s likely on Coursera. They’ve got
over 16 million learners taking over 1500 courses right now.
Crazy Machines: The Wacky Contraptions Game: Build creative machines, test your
contraptions, and put them to work in this imaginative game that teaches the basics of
physics, electricity, gravity, and particle effects.
Creativity 365 Suite Digitize School Works with Maximum Productivity: Scan textbooks
and class handouts with Pocket Scanner and manage your projects efficiently. Use
Markup to annotate documents, highlight web pages, and easily review content that
matters the most. Efficiently Organize Information from Multiple Sources:
NoteLedge allows you to quickly gather information from the Internet and trace back
reference links. It is the best tool for taking class notes, working on school projects,
and studying for exams. Engage the Class with Interactive Teaching Materials: Use
Write-on Video to create intriguing videos and cultivate curiosity in students.
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Animation Desk. Cost: Starting at $4.99; 50% off for the first subscription period as
special offer for teachers
Creaza - Creative and Playful Learning Creaza is a creative and playful learning tool that
enables students and teachers to easily create mind maps, presentations, cartoons,
videos, and digital stories. Creaza consists of the tools Cartoonist and Mindomo, a
massive library of content, and hundreds of ready-made activities related to different
subjects and topics. Students' learning abilities are as unique as their DNA, and
teachers are struggling now more than ever to meet their students' needs. When
learners are struggling with learning, their chances of success in life are hurt.
Critical Media Project Relevant media clips get students examining identity, culture.
Teachers will need to take time to build effective lessons, but if they do, this is a
useful, relevant, high-interest resource for deconstructing identity and building critical
thinking and empathy skills.
Crowdsignal Quick and easy way to create online polls, quizzes, and questions. Students can
use smartphones, tablets, and computers to provide their answers, and information can
be culled for reports.
Cyberspace Shape Quest Once kids get a hang of things, this app's puzzles will get them
thinking creatively about shapes and spatial reasoning.
DanceMaker Featuring activities and resources for anyone teaching, learning or otherwise
enjoying the art of dance, Dancemaker is made available for free by Dance Education
Laboratory at the 92Y Harkness Dance Center.
Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood by PBSKids.org. The website offers free interactive activities,
social stories, and videos about handling emotions, advertised but is hard to find. A
suite of activities with classroom organization features (teacher login, class creation,
student login), designed to support Common Core State Standards and national, state,
and district SEL initiatives. Offers: Storybooks in picture book format with narration,
with real-life problem scenarios; Meet Up whole-class discussion topics; Buddy Up
peer activities; Ability to record observations about student behavior.
Deanslist DeansList streamlines your school's daily procedures so everything works the way
you need it to and so that educators can focus on what's most important: helping
students succeed
Decoding Digital Literacy. The level of digital literacy within any particular domain will
depend on the context and level. For example, digital literacy expectations of primary
school children will be different from those of higher education students; computer
scientists will require high levels of ICT fluency, whereas digital marketers need to be
fluent in online communication and collaboration as well as using social media
Defined Learning helps school districts achieve this through REAL WORLD PROJECT
BASED LEARNING. We provide the tools educators need to implement and assess
engaging PBL that drives student achievement.

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Desmos - Beautiful, Free Math Desmos wants to help every student learn math and love
learning math. But “every student” is a lot of students. So they create digital math
tools and let the Internet take them to anyone who wants them! Desmos has built the
best-in-class HTML5 graphing calculator, which millions of students around the
world use for free. That calculator catches stellar reviews in app stores and from
happy users on Twitter. The team also create activities on top of that calculator,
helping students use a powerful tool to experience all the curiosity, beauty, and sense
that math has to offer. Those activities were used so often by so many teachers around
the world that the Desmos team decided to create an Activity Builder, helping every
teacher create digital math activities that equal and exceed the activities created by the
team themselves.
Diagnostic Questions - Better results, more confidence, less time. Diagnostic Questions is a
world leading assessment tool that provides detailed insights into student
understanding in a fraction of the time, simultaneously reducing your workload and
improving student results and confidence.
Digital Citizenry App provides students with comprehensive instruction on online safety,
ethical use of digital resources, and cyberbullying," said the app's homepage on
Learning.com.
Digital Literacy & Citizenship free materials are designed to empower pupils and students
to think critically, behave safely, and participate responsibly in our digital world. Find
the lessons that are just right for your classroom /UK ccurriculum).
Digital Literacy Computerworld honored Net Literacy with the 21st Century Achievement
Award! Please enjoy some of the recent Best Practice winners. During visits to
Europe and Asia to discuss digital inclusion, Net Literacy saw that many of the
challenges and solutions in societies with very different cultures were much more
similar than different. How could digital literacy best practices and innovative models
be shared with NGOs around the world and help foster an exchange of ideas and
conversations to impact underserved population groups: by developing a website to
share “best practices” successfully being used by NGOs!
Dipsticks Through alternative formative assessment, teachers can check for student
understanding without falling back on the tedious or intimidating pop quiz.
Doctopus gives teachers the ability to mass-copy (from a starter template), share, monitor
student progress, and manage grading and feedback for student projects in Google
Drive.
Do it… or Not? by Happy Frog Apps. Helps the player to think about the feelings of others
as a result of one’s actions. Free trial on iOS; available for sale on Android.
DoodleMaths - Rapidly Accelerating Children’s Progress in Maths Aimed at 4-14 year olds,
DoodleMaths system diagnoses a child’s strengths and weaknesses and creates a work
program that ensures progression (validated by University of Bath studies). By
harnessing all that is good about mobile technology, it fosters regular daily use from
its users in bite-sized chunks over long periods of time. DoodleMaths is emerging as a
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schools, and has been the recipient of many awards including winning at the Duke of
York’s Pitch@Palace competition.
Dotstorming A whiteboard app that allows digital sticky notes to be posted and voted on.
This tool is best for generating class discussion and brainstorming on different topics
and questions.
DragonBox incredible Math app learning. Discover the world of DragonBox through our
apps! Each app offers a unique experience that is interactive and engaging to give
children a powerful digital learning experience.
Drawn to Life: Want to help your budding young artist, animator, or creative type embrace
his or her talents? This game can be a great way to do so. It allows players to make a
drawing which will be brought to life and used to play a series of fun and entertaining
games as they fight to bring back an imperiled village.
DreamyKid – Children have been showing signs of stress, technology-fatigue, and anxiety
starting at younger ages. It is a science-based fact that only 10 minutes of meditation
is a great life-tool to find inner-harmony and balance amid their busy lives. With
DreamyKid, just play it as they fall asleep or awake. They will begin a life-long
journey that will center them with tools for all situations. Made just for kids, Dreamy
kid offers meditations such as Body Scan, an ADD and ADHD session, ambient
background noise, and more. General and issue-based meditations, new guided
visualizations and affirmations are added each month.
DuoLingo – A popular app language learning, available on Android, iOS, Windows.
Analyzed how millions of people learn at once to create the most effective
educational system and tailor it to each student, track their progress and give
personalised feedback. Duolingo is a free communications app that teaches you how
to learn the language of your choice. Featuring language lessons for Spanish, French,
German, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, Japanese, Arabic, Czech, Welsh, Danish, Greek,
and more, Duolingo offers immediate grading on language challenges and rewards
like virtual coins and an increase in your personalized fluency score.
Easelly With Easelly, teachers can transform basic black-and-white reports or datasets into
engaging infographics, with eye-catching layouts, colors, and images. It’s a great
tool for teachers to create handouts students will be interested in reading, and it
can help students process information and data better because it is presented in an
innovative way. If you purchase the pro version, you can also create up to 30 student
accounts so your students can use the site to create their own infographics.
Cost: Free, pro version available for $4/month
Easy Music is the perfect initiation into the world of music, no theory required! It is a
beautifully animated app to introduce kids aged 5+ to musicality. Children learn to
recognize notes, pitch, rhythm, and melody in a nature-inspired game environment’
EasyBib Students will have no excuse for not putting together a good bibliography when you
show them EasyBib.com, the automatic bibliography maker. MLA, Chicago, APA
and other styles are available on the site. Paid accounts have plagiarism checks and
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Edmentum provides something special for educators. Our solutions combine digital
curriculum and assessment for students aged 3–18 in over 80 countries. We are
passionate about working with educators, that’s why we have a dedicated team who
will support your school’s needs every step of the way. With over 50 years of
experience in education, we are committed to being educators’ most trusted partner in
creating successful student outcomes everywhere learning occurs by giving teachers
the power to deliver truly personalized learning.
Edmodo is an educational tool that connects teachers and students, and is assimilated into a
social network. In this one, teachers can create online collaborative groups, administer
and provide educational materials, measure student performance, and communicate
with parents, among other functions. Edmodo has more than 34 million users who
connect to create a learning process that is more enriching, personalized, and aligned
with the opportunities brought by technology and the digital environment.
Edpuzzle A big booster for flipped learning teachers. is a way for teachers to upload videos
with their own notes/commentary that students can then watch. These can be videos
you create yourself, or they can come from other websites, such as YouTube. Once
you’ve uploaded a video, you can choose which portions of it you want students to
watch, record your voice to play over part of the video, and add notes. After the video
is finished, you can see which students have viewed the video, which parts they
watched, and if they watched the video multiple times. You can also easily embed the
video into other teaching tools, such as Edmodo. Cost: Free, pro version available for
$8.50/month
Edsby is a digital learning and data system built specifically for the requirements of K-12
school districts, states and provinces and K-12 parents, students and teachers.
EduBlogs - Blogs and Websites for Teachers, Students and Schools Since 2005, Edublogs
has grown into the largest educational blogging network in the world The team
believe that blogging transforms the educational experience of students and have seen
first hand how Edublogs increases ownership of learning, engages students, and
becomes a source of pride in the classroom. Edublogs is a project of the prominent
WordPress company Incsub; the same team behind CampusPress and WPMU DEV.
Education Analytics They use data to help make better decisions on policies and programs
that help schools and students succeed. Started out as an outgrowth of Dr. Rob
Meyer’s work on school and educator effectiveness at the University of Wisconsin-
Madison, they have been expanding ever since.
At present they are profiled as a non-profit organization working across the US to
solve tough problems with real and actionable solutions
Education City - Kids Educational Games and Teacher Resources (now merged with
Edmentum) EducationCity is one of the leading online teaching, learning and
assessment resources. It was established in 1999 and now has subscribers in over 70
countries worldwide. Ideal for children aged between 3-12 years old and children with
SEN of all ages, EducationCity’s engaging and interactive educational resources
cover English, Mathematics, Science, Computing, French, Spanish and English as an
additional language. Offering a variety of content types, it lends itself to group and
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Educreations Interactive Whiteboard suitable for educators and upper-class students. As
an interactive whiteboard and screencasting tool, Educreations is an alternative
to Explain Everything. Educreations allow you to explain any kind of concept in an
interactive digital environment which means you can teach and learn from anywhere.
The app allows you to approach each student individually by replaying their work and
allowing them to learn at their own pace.
Edulastic – Allows teachers to create standards-aligned assessments quickly and get instant
feedback from students to adjust learning.
EDUTOPIA The Edutopia Foundation is dedicated to transforming K-12 education so that
all students can acquire and effectively apply the knowledge, attitudes, and skills
necessary to thrive in their studies, careers, and adult lives. Founded by innovative
and award-winning filmmaker George Lucas in 1991, we take a strategic approach to
improving K-12 education through two distinct areas of focus: Edutopia and Lucas
Education Research.
EDUTOPIA Using Digital Tools in the Music Classroom. Apps and tools are changing the
way students learn to play an instrument, but there’s no getting around the need for
lots of practice.
EdX—Another bank of online courses for personalized learning. This tool features content
from many top universities around the world.
Empress is an easy to use presentation generator that allows users to easily incorporate flash
and other media into their presentations. This is a free online application that can be
used to help teachers and students create visually rich presentations.
Engrade This innovative platform provides teachers with an all-in-one grade book that offers
attendance charts, grade books, calendars, seating charts, behavior tracking, and more.
It also gives teachers access to 3rd party lesson content, the ability to create custom
tests aligned with common core standards, and a way to track individual student
progress.
Epic! Epic! Is a digital library aimed at students 12 and younger. It contains over 35,000
digital books, organized by age group as well as genre. In classrooms or homes with
limited books, students can use Epic! to improve their reading comprehension skills
and find books that match their interests. Teachers can also use it to set up reading
contests within their classroom, have students write reviews of the books they read,
and use it for read aloud times. Cost: Free (for teachers and librarians)
Escape Adventure Island: This Jump Start title is one of many the company offers on the
Wii platform. Through it, young learners engage with a 3D environment that helps
them to practice math, reading, and critical thinking skills, earning virtual rewards as
they go.
eSurvey Creator A tool that allows teachers to quickly and easily build questionnaires and
surveys. There is a free option but it’s for a limited period of time.
Evernote is another top contender among the best writing apps for Windows and MAC,
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of software can come in handy as a storage place for useful links, plans for future
articles, and random thoughts to be elaborated later on. In general, you can make good
use of Evernote if you need to note down ideas and useful information about your
content.
Expeditions – Google Expeditions is an immersive education app that allows teachers and
students to explore the world through over 1000 virtual-reality (VR) and 100
augmented-reality (AR) tours. You can swim with sharks, visit outer space, and more
without leaving the classroom.
Explain Everything - Collaborative, Interactive Whiteboard App Explain Everything is an
easy-to-use design, screencasting, and interactive whiteboard app with real-time
collaboration that lets you animate, record, annotate, collaborate, and explore ideas,
knowledge and understanding. Explain Everything provides teachers and students an
opportunity to share thinking, reflect upon knowledge building, and assess both
products and processes of learning.
Exploratorium Science Exhibits Free science activities for all ages.
Facing History and Ourselves. A wealth of resources explore racism, prejudice, and anti-
Semitism. These valuable materials empower students to understand and address
difficult ethical choices -- past and present.
Fish School From the creators of DuckDuckMoose, Fish School is made with kids 2 and up
in mind. It teaches young learners about colors, letters, numbers, and shapes through
matching games. Your little one’s finger controls the schools of fish, which can form
into letters, shapes, and the numbers 1 through 20. Geared towards young children,
this game uses cute fish graphics to teach the alphabet, numbers, shapes, and colors.
Five Card Flickr– Designed to foster visual thinking, this tool uses the tag feature from
photos in Flickr.
Flipgrid - Video for Student Engagement and Formative Assessment Flipgrid is video
platform used in over 50,000 classrooms to empower student voice and ignite
discussion. In Flipgrid, teachers post discussion topics to which students respond via
video, creating a social learning environment that provides every student an equal
voice and increases engagement. With the advent and increasing popularity of short
video based communication a la Snapchat, Instagram Stories and more, allowing
students to communicate and learn through a medium they are familiar with can
improve engagement and knowledge retention. Created ‘grids’ can also be embedded
or connected with a variety of other platforms such as Blackboard, Wordpress,
Moodle and more.
Floop is a cloud-based website where students can receive annotated feedback from teachers
and peers. Students upload images of an assignment to the platform, and teachers put
markers in places where they want to provide written feedback. Students are able to
see and respond to comments, creating a feedback loop that allows teachers to see
patterns of student learning. Students get the feedback they need when they need it.
Give feedback 4x faster than traditional methods with a digital dropbox and comment
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Flubaroo - Easy Grading of Assignment and Assessments Flubaroo is a free tool that helps
you quickly grade multiple-choice or fill-in-blank assignments. More than just a
grading tool, Flubaroo also computes average assignment score, computes average
score per question and flags low-scoring questions. It can also display a grade
distribution graph, gives you the option to email each student their grade and an
answer key, and finally provides the facility to send individualised feedback to each
student.
Focus Booster—This is a time tracking and productivity app. It works off the Pomodoro
technique. It features instant timesheet recording and visual progress graphs.
Focuswriter is a distraction-free text-editor with efficient features like an autonomous spell
check, focusing function (highlight fragments of text you are currently working on), a
selection of visual themes, convenient text navigation, and extensive support for
major operating systems. Another key feature of a Focuswriter is its ability to launch
the app right from a flash drive, while you can also launch it on your pocket devices
without any problems.
ForAllRubrics This software is free for all teachers and allows you to import, create, and
score rubrics on your iPad, tablet, or smartphone. You can collect data offline with no
internet access, compute scores automatically, and print or save the rubrics as a PDF
or spreadsheet.
Formative—This is an amazing formative assessment app. Create an assignment and get live
results from students. Present them with real-time feedback in an instant, too.
Fuencytutor Track and assess oral reading progress and identify gaps and fluency
development delays caused by reduced access to school
Foundry College A very innovative and new approach to the college environment. Courses
are live and replicate the traditional classroom environment. The scrolling video grid
lets students see their classmates and instructor continuously, but without
overwhelming them by looking at all the students all the time. Learners can ‘raise
their hand’ to ask questions and immediately get answers, and the chat feature
provides continuous interaction. In breakout groups, students can see and speak
directly with their classmates and the instructor. Additionally, the Forge is enhanced
with tech-enabled data collection, reporting, and analytics. There is simply no other
product on the market today with these important data- and science-driven features.
Fraction Mash Face mash-ups plus fractions equal goofy, meaningful play. Math-flavored
goofy fun is great for casual exposure to fractions, but will need thoughtful
integration if used as a dedicated learning tool.
Free Rice – This unique tool is great for building vocabulary. For every correct answer you
choose, 10 grains of rice are raised to help end world hunger through the World Food
Programme. While your students play this vocabulary game, they learn while
donating food to people in need.
FreeOnlineSurveys – Allows teachers to create surveys, quizzes, forms, and polls quickly
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FunBrain Jr. A fun place to earn color by number, complete the set game, beach day to find
the difference.
FunBrain: There are dozens of learning games on this site that kids will love to play and
you'll love for them to learn from. Reading Arcade, Math Baseball, and Grammar
Gorillas are just a few that will become instant classics in your home.
Funzi gives the world’s billions of mobile users access to motivating and useful learning. An
opportunity to develop practical skills to build a better tomorrow. High quality,
relevant courses delivered with a combination of an effective pedagogy and an
engaging experience. Our courses are available on funzi.mobi via any kind of
Internet-connected mobile devices - for learners to study anytime, anywhere.
FutureLearn Professional Development for Teachers Courses. Develop your teaching skills
with flexible continuing professional development (CPD) courses for teachers.
futureU: Homeschooled kids getting ready to head to college? You may want to invest in
this game (it's relatively cheap, so it's not really much of an investment), which helps
prep students for the SAT.
Gamequarium: This site is full of learning-based games that focus on a wide range of skills
and topics. From number games for kindergartners to Spanish help for middle
schoolers, and even a special section for homeschoolers.
Gamestar Mechanic: You can help your video game-loving kid to embrace tech skills
through this game, which allows young players to design and build their own video
games.
GapMinder Foundation is a non-profit venture registered in Stockholm, Sweden, that
promotes sustainable global development and achievement of the United Nations
Millennium Development Goals by increased increased use and understanding of
statistics and other information about social, economic and environmental
development at local, national and global levels.
GarageBand Amazingly powerful audio workstation unleashes creativity. There's
exceptional functionality in this solid, all-inclusive audio workstation that's fantastic
for high-quality, anytime, and anywhere audio recording and sharing.
Geddit Play makes it easy to design and build unique, real-world challenges and treasure
hunts so you can connect with your audience and grow your business.
Geogebra. GeoGebra is an interactive geometry, algebra, statistics and calculus application,
intended for learning and teaching mathematics and science from primary school to
university level.
Gimkit is a super innovative live quiz learning platform in which students answer questions
on their own device at their own pace. Gimkit can be used in any classroom to
introduce or review concepts; it's like a mashup of Kahoot! and Quizlet. The live
gameplay is fast-paced and engaging like a game show, but when it's assigned for
independent practice, Gimkit allows students to review on their own with many of the
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Ginger– an app based on natural language processing algorithms, is also among the most
striking writing apps today. Ginger’s algorithms allow it to recognize context and
discover errors in the most complicated areas of a text making its text-recognizing
efficiency superior to most other editing writing apps. Since the service is also
available in the form of a cross-platform mobile application, it makes it a top choice
among the writing apps for Android and iOS as well.
Global Oneness Project Captivating, cross-curricular stories increase cultural awareness.
Teachers looking to enrich their curriculum with high-quality, thought-provoking
videos and photos will find plenty of inspiration, but may need to create or fine-tune
some lessons.
Glogster EDU is a global education platform that empowers students and educators to create
interactive online posters that include text, photos, videos, graphics, sounds, and
much more. Glogster encourages students to take control of their own learning in a
fun way by promoting independent thought, creativity, critical thinking, and problem
solving. Glogster also provides teachers with strategies to implement curriculum into
projects, promote skill mastery, facilitate digital literacy, and encourage innovation
and collaboration.
Gnowledge Teachers can create and share tests with not only students, but with other
teachers as well. This gives teachers multiple test resources and also promotes student
understanding, as it randomizes test questions and answers, allowing students to take
tests multiple times without making the material stagnant.
Go Noodle - Get Kids Moving Go Noodle gamifies movement and exercise, getting kids out
of their seats and allowing them to be energetic, playful and and active - with a touch
of silliness mixed in just for good measure.
GoBoard is a free online tool that combines video chatting and an interactive canvas.
Students can simply create a GoBoard on the site, share the link with a friend and start
learning. GoBoard was designed to help students collaborate one-on-one, on virtually
any topic. All in browser with nothing to download.
GoNoodle offers movement and mindfulness videos that are the perfect substitute for your
child’s regularly scheduled school gym class. The app aims to provide children with
physical, academic, and social-emotional tools and overall wellness. GoNoodle
has videos for children of all abilities.
GoodHousekeeping. Bored at Home? Here's a Massive List of Museums, Zoos, and Theme
Parks Offering Virtual Tours.
Google Arts & Culture Well-curated art history invites open-ended or directed
exploration.An easily explored one-stop shop for a vast amount of compellingly
curated and contextualized art and history resources, but it's lacking educator
supports.
Google Classroom Epic! is the world’s leading online children’s subscription book service
offering immediate, on-demand access to over 25,000 high-quality illustrated books
and chapter books for children ages 12 and under. Epic!’s ever-expanding library also
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educational quizzes. Partnerships with leading publishers, including HarperCollins
and National Geographic, bring age-appropriate, award-winning fiction and non-
fiction books to your child’s fingertips.
Google Classroom Question Tool Inside Google Classroom, you have the option to create a
questions and share that with students. You can make this collaborative, or just have
the answers viewable for you the teacher. This is not a robust threaded discussion tool
like I wish it was, but it can be handy for formative assessments and to check for
understanding.
Google Docs Google Docs is globally-renowned online writing software that lets you unload
your local storage and work with a copy in your browser, using various useful gadgets
for writers. The standout features of Google Docs include collective editing and
autonomous editing mode, which allows users to save changes made in offline mode
on reconnection to the Internet.
Google Earth Cool geographical exploration tool has endless classroom applications. Google
Earth is an engaging and completely open-ended app perfect for use across the
educational spectrum.
Google Forms – A Google Drive app that allows you to create documents that students can
collaborate on in real time using smartphones, tablets, and laptops.
Google Maps is a web mapping service developed by Google. It offers satellite imagery,
aerial photography, street maps, 360° interactive panoramic views of streets, real-time
traffic conditions, and route planning for traveling by foot, car, bicycle and air, or
public transportation
Google Scholar is a freely accessible web search engine that indexes the full text or metadata
of scholarly literature across an array of publishing formats and disciplines
Google’s Digital Literacy Curriculum This comprehensive curriculum created by the
world’s most powerful search engine came frequently and heartily recommended by
our educational technology experts. Three chapters are covered, including online
search skills, managing your online identity, and avoiding scams online. The
curriculum is free and can be explored in one or two days.
GoSoapBox Free for less than 30 students, this all-student response system works with the
Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) model, so no charge for a clicker. One of the most
intriguing features is the Confusion Meter.
Gracie & Friends Birthday Cafe-Numbers and quantity game. Super approach to teaching a
very specific topic: Help kids develop an easy familiarity with quantities under five.
Gradecam simplifies and streamlines everything teachers already do – from creating forms
and scoring assignments to analyzing data and transferring grades
GradeHound – Grade Hound helps you manage your classes, organize your assignments,
and track your grades. The planner app makes organization easier than ever and helps
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Schedule multiple reminders and repeat schedules. If you specify a repeat schedule,
on a per-event and per-assignment basis, you can specify whether you’d like to use
block or weekly based scheduling.
Grammarly is arguably one of the most talked-about writing apps for MAC and Windows. It
can help you check the spelling, grammar, punctuation, and even give pieces of
advice on the tone of your copy. Grammarly’s “Tone” feature allows you to set
customizable goals regarding the intent, audience, style, and the emotion of the text. It
then measures a score of how well the text meets the goals that were set.
Graphing Calculator An actual graphing calculator like the TI-84 will still cost you around
$100, but you'll find plenty of apps with the same functionality. This app by Mathlab
is one of the nicest ones we've seen, and it appears to work really well too. Over
10,000 people on the Play Store rated it 5-stars - and aside from the functionality,
which you will find in a lot of different apps, we liked this one for its design, which is
better than most similar apps. You can also try out BisMag Calculator 3D. This app
has similar features but also includes an equation solver and a currency and unit
converter, along with a graphing calculator. This app will not be useful for everyone,
but if the features described match your needs then this is a great option, and it's free
too. Android users can get Graphing Calculator for free. This app is not available on
iOS, but this Free Graphing Calculator is a good alternative, though it doesn't look as
good.
Hackable? Hacking isn’t the way it looks in movies and TV, but it’s still a very real practice
that, in the wrong hands, can jeopardize personal safety and national security. Host
Geoff Siskind, along with cybersecurity expert Bruce Snell, explores the real world of
cybercrime with the aim of helping you protect yourself against hackers.
Haiku Deck suitable for students and teachers. A digital tool with whose help you can easily
make presentations on your iPad, iPhone, and on the web. The tool works online and
offers a huge database of stock photos with which you can create image-based slides.
Haiku Deck makes it easy to create presentations on the go and literally carry them in
your pocket. Haiku Deck can be also integrated into Google Classroom which has
been very popular lately.
Hardcore History is, in my humble opinion, the best podcast. It’s almost unfair to call it a
podcast, because each episode of Dan Carlin’s brilliant show is on par with an
audiobook – both in terms of production value and quality of research. The fact that
his most recent episodes have been trending towards five hours in length or more
doesn’t hurt the comparison either.
Headspace – Studying and teaching can be incredibly stressful. To help manage your stress,
Headspace is a digital service that provides guided meditation sessions and
mindfulness training. And it’s available in app form, so you can meditate anywhere
you go. For just 10-minutes a day, meditating with Headspace will help you and your
students unwind and be present.
Hearing Music: Give students ages 5-11 a fun way to boost hearing skills and learn more
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Hegarty Maths - School Maths. Sorted. The Hegarty Maths vision was to try and take as
much of what makes a great classroom teacher and put it into an online format so this
included: well-thought out maths explanations with carefully modelled examples, all
learning built on pre-requisite knowledge, all videos followed by bespoke assessments
perfectly matching the video and finally a simple and easy to use tracking system that
allowed teachers to focus on pupils' mistakes whilst making the collection of tracking
data easy. The platform was built on what the founders wished they always had as
maths teachers.
Hemingway Editor Hemingway is an interactive editor you should try if you wish to make
your writing simpler and more accessible to the reader. By simply copying and
pasting your work into the Hemingway editor, you can view all the areas of
improvement and optimization in your text, such as: which sentences can be
shortened, which words can be replaced with other more fitting words or phrases,
where passive voice can be removed, etc.
High-Adventure Science Highly relevant site teaches how to construct arguments, defend
claims. Provides a crucial and timely earth science backdrop to lessons on analysis,
data, and modeling that are important for all students to grasp.
HippoCampus With over 3,000 free videos in 13 different subjects, HippoCampus is
brought to you by the Monterey Institute for Technology and Education. You can find
classes on arithmetic, algebra and geometry, natural science, chemistry, social
science, history and government, English, religion, and more.
Hologo is made for Education. Where ever you maybe, look through the lens of your device
into your real world and get projections of lifelike virtual images and animations
customized for learning. With Hologo you can choose an experience, walk up to and
around the educational AR models. Users can zoom in and break apart objects and
dive deep into the models.
Homer. Proven Learn-to-Read Program for Kids 2-8.
Homeroom Mom (Parent)—A unique online support community. They share tips and tools
for working with parents and teachers. They’ve also got ideas for all sorts of class
projects.
Hooked On Phonics uses a proven, fun method to teach critical reading skills. Developed by
leading educators, each session takes just 20 minutes or less.
Hoopla is your own personal library. Everything on the app is always available for
immediate virtual check-out, and it’s FREE. Hoopla is especially popular for its wide
selection of audiobooks, comics, and graphic novels. Plus, it has a dedicated “Kids
Mode,” making it easier for everyone to find books they’ll love.
How Would You Feel If... (iOS; Android) poses that question in 56 different life situations
designed to lead to discussions of a child's reaction and feelings. Each illustrated
"card" asks a question, such as, "How would you feel if your favorite football team
lost?" The appropriate and inappropriate responses receive feedback, and a child's
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IBM Analytics for Education is committed to the lifelong education of the world’s students.
Through IBM Analytics, we are helping education leaders around the world transform
education by identifying students at risk and keeping them in school, assisting
educational institutions navigate uncertain budgeting decisions and maximizing
interconnected relationships.
iBrainstorm An iPad app that allows students to collaborate on projects using a stylus or
their finger on screen.
iMathematics lets you type in equations and solves them for you. The paid version can solve
a wider range of equations than Photomath does. Aside from this, the app also
includes various learning modules, which we discuss in more detail in the section
below. The only downside is that unlike Photomath however, with iMathematics, you
have to enter the equations manually - you can't just take a picture of the equations.
iMathematics is available for free on iOS and Android. You can unlock the pro
version with an in-app purchase.
Insert Learning - Insert instructional content on any web page. With InsertLearning,
teachers turn web pages into interactive lessons by inserting questions, videos,
discussions, insight and more into the text. Students stay focused, engaged, and active
participants in their learning by annotating text, answering text-dependent (“un-
googleable”) questions, and live discussions. The platform also gives teachers and
students access to a curated search engine of quality content on the Internet including
textbooks, primary sources, stories, and the news. InsertLearning is a Google
Classroom Partner and was designed for Chromebooks.
Inside Mathematics Dynamic videos and printables support CCSS math practices. An
excellent, free resource for educators who need support and inspiration for teaching
and addressing CCSS and mathematical practices.
Instructables – is a website specializing in user-created and uploaded DIY projects.
Instructables has a ton of awesome projects for teachers to do with their classes and
supports teachers and students by providing free premium membership. Cooking,
crafts, costumes, outdoor play, technology, etc.
Intellify Learning They give you the ability to track learning activities across all platforms
and tools used, gauge student engagement and performance including identifying
students at risk, and inform and monitor remedial activities. Education providers are
also able to monitor activity and performance of courses and programs, and identify
areas for data-informed iterative improvements.
Istation - Computer-Adaptive Assessments, Instruction, and More Istation (aka Imagination
Station) is an award-winning, comprehensive e-learning program used by more than
four million students and educators around the world. Known for its accurate
assessments, engaging curriculum, and trusted teacher tools, Istation helps students in
prekindergarten through 8th grade achieve academic growth.
iTouchiLearn Feelings for Preschool Kids, by iTouchiLearn apps, presents several
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IXL - Maths and English Practice IXL Learning are passionate about creating and
supporting the best educational technology possible. They develop groundbreaking
products used by millions of learners, from children to adults to make learning as
effective as it can be. IXL are committed to solving the real-world challenges faced
by students and teachers around the planet. From a 2-year-old starting to count, to a
university student tackling a foreign language, from teachers creating educational
games for their class, to parents reviewing concepts with their kids. IXL’s Maths
product alone is used by over 10% of US schoolchildren, who have answered a
whopping 26 billion questions to date!
Jam Campus Education: That’s us! Jam Campus is a premium K-12 educational song
library that your students are guaranteed to love. Including many popular school
topics, Jam Campus uses catchy hip-hop and pop beats to create the internet’s best
science songs, math songs, and history songs. A brilliant tool for teachers to introduce
topics to their classroom.
Join Our Class – This is a personalized parent-teacher communication portal that offers a
simple dashboard for viewing news, announcements, blog posts, birthdays, and
photos all in one place.
Junyo Committed to improving how schools teach and how students learn, Junyo plans to
leverage the enormous power of big-data analytics to help improve the educational
system and the individual learning process.
Kahoot! is an educational platform that is based on games and questions. Through this tool,
teachers can create questionnaires, discussions, or surveys that complement academic
lessons. The material is projected in the classroom and questions are answered by
students while playing and learning at the same time. Kahoot! promotes game-based
learning, which increases student engagement and creates a dynamic, social, and fun
educational environment.
Kaizena An online tool for providing students with real-time feedback on their digitally-
uploaded work. Teachers can highlight or speak to give verbal feedback and attach
teacher-created, reusable resources to student work.
Ken Burns in the Classroom Critically acclaimed documentaries repackaged meaningfully
for classrooms. Top-notch documentary clips offer opportunities to expand students'
perspectives, but some lesson materials might be underwhelming.
Khan Academy a nonprofit with the mission to provide a free, world-class education for
anyone, anywhere. Personalized learning: Students practice at their own pace, first
filling in gaps in their understanding and then accelerating their learning. Created by
experts, Khan Academy’s library of trusted practice and lessons covers math, science,
and more. Always free for learners and teachers.
Kidblog - Safe Student Publishing Kidblog empowers students to write with a meaningful
purpose for a real audience, and enables them to connect with other classes down the
hallway, across your district, or around the world. With Kidblog, students are
practicing digital citizenship within a secure environment. With no manual curation
required, Kidblog enables schools to document student learning over time. Students'
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year. Parents can celebrate their children's achievements throughout their academic
journey.
Kloog 2: Return to Zugopolis: Available for iOS and Android. An award-winning app
designed for kids with autism but helpful for everyone. Discusses what friends are
and how to be one, including how to deal with disagreements. Made in Ireland, it
might have a more restrictive definition of a “friend” than in the United States, but it
does help define real friendship. Good for students 8 and up.
Knewton is an impressive US startup providing a platform that aims at facilitating adaptive
learning through data analysis. By analyzing real-time performance data of students,
Knewton Alta, its higher ed solution, helps professors adapt their courses to each of
their students and track their progress. Knewton provides also its own verified online
courses that will automatically adapt to students' progress. Finally, Knewton provides
a complete Learning analytics solution for enterprises, focusing on the best data and
insights to help educators adapt and improve their content according to learners'
needs. Knewton is already quite famous, but their continuous improvement is just
fantastic.
Kodable-coding For Kids teaches kids the basics of many current programming languages,
such as JavaScript. The game uses an interactive story to introduce the fundamentals
of computer science—concepts include object-oriented programming, properties and
conditional logic statements.
Kwiksurveys This is a great tool for creating custom polls, surveys, and quizzes that can be
instantly shared through social media, or posted to teacher websites or blogs.
KwizzBit – is a unique interactive quiz and audience participation platform. Using a
smartphone or internet-enabled device, students can play and interact in real time.
KwizzBit allows both the player and the host to engage seamlessly in interactive
entertainment.
Labster - Empowering the Next Generation of Scientists to Change the World Labster is a
company dedicated to developing fully interactive advanced lab simulations based on
mathematical algorithms that support open-ended investigations. They combine these
with gamification elements such as an immersive 3D universe, storytelling and a
scoring system which stimulates students’ natural curiosity and highlights the
connection between science and the real world.
Learn Around The World - Virtual Field Trips Learn Around The World are constantly
thinking of how they can leverage technology to bring new and unique programs to
your classroom. Their sole mission is to provide you with fun, interactive and
meaningful programs that will not only flatten your classroom, but increase student
engagement and enthusiasm. Learn Around The World are your go-to guide to the
world providing virtual field trips, guest speakers, and collaborations. They strive to
make programs interactive, unique and an experience that will get your students
excited about global education.
Learn Science: Filled with fun mini-games, this title for the Nintendo DS is a great way to
help kids practice their science knowledge. There are different game modes and
difficulty levels that will extend play to a wide range of learners.

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Learn The Orchestra is a fun and interactive music playing and learning application, for
kids and adults. Follow the conductor’s lead as you learn about all the instruments in
the orchestra and some great musicians who played them. Then step up to the
conductor’s podium and choose one of the included classic orchestral pieces to
interact with the whole orchestra, or take control and play the instruments on your
own.’
Learnmetrics, a data analysis platform, collects, connects and analyzes school data and
provides educators with metrics and analytics. No setup, no configuration and no IT
support required. We just connect the data to the platform and use our dashboard to
bring your data to life.
LearnSprout is an online data insights service for K-12 educators. It is the only education
analytics solution available that uses live data directly from a district’s student
information system. LearnSprout combines assessment results, course grades, and
attendance to provide actionable insights into student and school performance.
Supported by simple setup, and clear, purposeful design, LearnSprout creates an
experience that engages and informs.
Legends of Learning - Learning Games That Give Your Lessons Superpowers Legends of
Learning is an online game-based learning platform with over 1000 games and
simulations covering 3rd-8th grade science curricula. Since launching in March 2017,
more than 30,000 teachers have deployed Legends of Learning games to 250,000+
students. Games are organized on the Legends of Learning Platform into 147 different
learning objectives across Earth and Space, Life, and Physical Sciences, making it
easy for teachers to locate the subject matter they need. Most learning objectives
contain 8-10 different games. Teachers can read fellow educators' reviews, curriculum
concepts, and discussion questions for each game, and give it a try themselves.
Lessoncast was developed to increase teaching preparedness and professional
development. Each of the “lessons” is a video roughly three minutes long, created for
teachers, by teachers. The videos cover topics ranging from strategies for teaching
more effectively, overviews of lesson plans, and tips for being a more organized
teacher. The videos also have supplementary resources users can download and clear
outlines of what users should take away from each video. If you’re a teacher who
wants to learn more about how other teachers teach and what has worked for them,
Lessoncast is a great way to get this information. However; you need to be part of a
“community” (typically a university or school district) that has partnered with it to
access the videos. Cost: Free if you’re a member of a partner community.
Let’s Be Social PRO (iOS) is designed to help teachers, parents, and professionals teach
social skills and communication. The app contains 25 pre-made social lessons that
address everything from personal interactions and school behavior to handling change
and social relationships. Let’s Be Social also includes the ability to customize your
own lessons, so it can be used for any age group and situation.
Library of Congress Teacher Resources offers classroom materials and professional
development to help teachers effectively use primary sources from the Library's vast
digital collections in their teaching. Find Library of Congress lesson plans and more
that meet Common Core standards, state content standards, and the standards of
national organizations.

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LibreOffice is a complete package of free writing tools that allow users to work with various
text and graphics formats. It is available in both desktop and web versions, and
contains writing apps for Windows as LibreOffice Writer (for text files’ editing with
additional visual HTML editor available), LibreOffice Calc (for digital sheets and
tables’ editing), LibreOffice Draw (for the vector graphics creation), LibreOffice
Impress (for presentations), LibreOffice Base (for connection with external DBMSs
and HSQLDBs), and LibreOffice Math (for mathematical formula’s editing).
Lifeliqe - Interactive 3D Models to Augment Classroom Learning Lifeliqe is the world's first
learning platform that enables users to drag & drop any of its 1,000 interactive 3D and
augmented reality models into lesson plans, e-books and other learning resources.
Students, teachers and homeschoolers can access premium, ready-to-use 3D models
and lesson plans for learning, creating and sharing their own content. Lifeliqe's
mission is to spark in students memorable light bulb moments and create a passion for
lifelong learning. Lifeliqe is now also available in virtual reality as HTC Vive's
strategic partner for educational VR content.
Lightsail—An e-reading program that helps teachers support independent reading in
students. You can monitor progress and give assessment and feedback in real time.
Lino A virtual corkboard of sticky notes so students can provide questions or comments on
their learning. These can be used like exit tickets or during the course of a lesson.
LittleBIGPlanet 2 not only boasts some amazing graphics, but it is also a great game for
getting kids to develop problem solving skills. Players navigate through a rich
landscape, finding objects along the way, many of which can be used to solve puzzles
that will challenge young minds.
LiveBinders This tool allows you to create a digital binder to organize all your online notes,
lesson plans, and content. Anything from YouTube videos, PDFs, word documents,
QR codes and more can be added to your LiveBinder, with the bonus that you won’t
have to carry a heavy physical binder around if you want access to all this
information. Teachers can send students information to be put into their own
LiveBinders, and they can also share LiveBinders or information in their LiveBinders
with other teachers to make collaboration easier. Cost: Free
Magic School Bus Oceans: This is just one of many Magic School Bus games out there, all
of which can be amazing ways for young learners to have fun while surreptitiously
being educated. In this game, kids will explore the ocean through a series of lessons
and seven different educational games.
Manga High: Math gets a fun makeover on this site, focusing on game-based learning for
students at a wide range of levels. Basic games are free, but the full suite will cost
you.
Marshmallow Coding—A fun unique way for younger students to learn the power of code.
Math Blaster: One of the most widely used math games out there, this free game will make
learning math more fun than ever for your young learners.

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Math Games With more than 21 math-related, interactive games, Math Games makes the
impossible possible—AKA makes math fun! Kids also have the option to practice
their math by grade: from Pre-K up to eighth grade. Alternatively, students can also
practice by skill—from addition and estimation to mixed equations and money.
Math Science Music Thoughtful tools teach STEM skills through music and creativity.
Limited but quality content gives STEM teachers a new toolset for fostering
engagement and understanding.
Math Snacks- Satisfying mathematical treats kids will gladly gobble up. Teachers and
students will excel with engaging, often funny material; it's a pleasure to explore these
extensive resources.
MathBrix - Teaching the World Maths Brix believe that every Maths student should have
the support they require to fulfill their Mathematical potential, both in the classroom
and at home. Brix is the only Maths learning platform in the world engineered around
a deeply researched pedagogy designed to deliver impact. Their approach is focussed
on increasing student engagement, confidence and enjoyment in order to drive
achievement
Mathematicus is a good app if you have trouble remembering mathematical formulae. The
app serves as a database for all important formulae and you can just fire it up anytime
and look for what you need. It stacks these formulae by topics, which means you can
find all trigonometry formulae under one group and so on. The app doesn't do too
many things, but for the specific use of looking up formulae, it's pretty much the best
bet. Mathematicus is free on Windows Phone.
MathGames A trusted source for math practice.
Mathmateer: At less than a dollar, this excellent math-learning game is a real value,
especially as it has been named one of the best games for kids by a number of
sources. It certainly helps make math fun, providing players with a whopping 56
different math missions.
Matific For teachers looking for STEM teaching tools, Matific is a great aid for teaching
students math. The site contains math-focused lesson plans, videos, and practice
problems, categorized by subject and grade level (K-6). Students can work through
creative and interactive “episodes” to learn different mathematics concepts, then test
their knowledge by taking the site’s adaptive worksheets. There are multiple
assessment methods, and teachers can review student results. Cost: Varies depending
on plan purchased, but typically ranges from $20 to $60/month.
MEDIUM 10 Apps to Build Employability and Soft Skills.
Mental Floss 12 World-Class Museums You Can Visit Online.
Mentimeter enables teachers to send out questions to students and allow them to instantly
vote on them or send feedback though mobile phones or tablets. This is a great way to
democratize the classroom by voting on topics or activities, and a very effective tool
for issuing pop quizzes.

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Meritnation is the digital equivalent of a guide book for Indian students. It covers the
syllabus from class 6 to 12, for CBSE, ICSE and state boards of Maharashtra, Kerala
and Tamil Nadu. Free on Android and iOS, the mathematics section includes
problems from each chapter and gives you the solution. For students in India who
want to use an app specifically to help prepare for their exams, this will be useful. The
app does require a mandatory registration, and asks for your mobile number, and
much of the advanced content is also unlocked through the Meritnation website. That
does mean that you can unlock access on multiple platforms, but it's slightly
inconvenient otherwise. Meritnation is free on iOS and Android.
Merlot provides access to curated online learning and support materials and content creation
tools, led by an international community of educators, learners and researchers. Free
research tool.
Meschool 4 Me is a free homeschooling resource that provides downloadable worksheets
and resources for parents who are new to homeschooling. Aside from worksheets, you
can download everything from Alphabet Playdough Mats to Sandwich Book
Report forms.
Micropoll A great tool for quickly creating polls and analyzing responses. Polls can be
embedded into websites as well.
Microsoft Digital Literacy Curriculum Microsoft offers a free introduction to digital
literacy through this site, as well as resources for teaching digital literacy.
Microsoft Learn Classes for Microsoft products including Azure, Microsoft Edge, Office
and Windows.
Microsoft Notepad MS Notepad along with Mac TextEdit is another writing tool that will
come in handy for those who prefer simple and concise text editor software over
complex and confusing programs. This software works autonomously supports an
offline mode and does not take too much space on one’s hard drive. MS Notepad and
Mac TextEdit are both practically identical solutions that are compatible with both
Windows and macOS (the latter version allows working with both native-format
documents and MS Word or OpenOffice files).
Middle School Confidential is a collection of digitally rendered graphic novels designed for
children aged 8-14. It aims to help tweens and teenagers tackle their lack of self-
confidence with an easy-to-navigate story. The app explores many situations that are
difficult for teens, especially in a school context, where self-confidence (or lack
thereof) plays an important role in the outcome of social experiences. Bullying,
positive self-image and social interactions, friendship, and critical thinking are all
subjects that are explored and discussed in Middle School Confidential.
Mindmeister is a great mind-mapping tool that can help students develop and organize
project ideas. This free app encourages collaborative brainstorming, where students
can wok together to plan and analyze potential projects.
Mindsnacks: Language learning in homeschool can be hard if you're not totally fluent, but
games like Mindsnacks can help, quizzing learners on basic vocabulary words in
English, Chinese, French, Italian, Korean, Spanish, and Vietnamese.

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Minecraft: Minecraft isn't just an educational game, it's become a nationwide phenomenon.
As this Slate piece discusses, the addictive game has captivated students and parents
alike. Why? It inspires creativity and problem solving while also being just, well, fun.
Model Me Going Places 2 by Model Me Kids LLC. Available for iOS only, this app offers
social stories through photographs of children, showing how to behave in a variety of
scenarios, including the playground, at the mall, and waiting in line.
Monkey Drum ‘Making music has never been so fun, or so easy! Play realistic instruments
and watch as little jungle animals copy your tunes. See their funny reactions as you
feed them bananas, spin them, or bop them on the head! Make them happy and see
them reward you with a special song!’
Montessori Crosswords: Filled with hands-on, Montessori tested activities, this game will
help improve spelling skills.
MoodleLMS Moodle is the world's most popular learning management system. Start
creating your online learning site in minutes!
MooseMath Duck Duck Moose is an education company that is now part of Khan
Academy. In this math-focused app, kids help a burly moose and his friends do
various tasks around town. They’ll use counting to help make juice or find hidden
animals. There’s also a shape game and a couple of games that use addition and
subtraction. The five games have different levels, but your child will have to progress
through them instead of skipping ahead.
Morton Subotnick's Pitch Painter presents a new way for your kids to create music. Pitch
Painter is a musical finger painting app that is simple yet surprisingly sophisticated.
While engaged in creative musical play, the child will be introduced to a variety of
musical instrumental sounds and authentic scale tunings from four regions of the
world.’
Mr.Printables – Enjoy tons of fresh ideas for preschool learning, kids activities, kids crafts,
party printables, holiday fun and even DIYs for beautiful kids room decorations.
Music Therapy Tunes: On this site ,you’ll find quality songs for teaching kids of all ages –
from toddlers to teens. There are songs to teach language skills, social skills,
conceptual skills and many more. The site also included music therapy lesson plans
for teachers, with song lyrics and chords as well as an informative blog page helpful
for teachers.
Musical Futures Multimedia-rich magazine highlights free international music curriculum.
An exciting launchpad for engagement connects to a vibrant, growing community of
music teachers.
Musical Instruments ‘A Montessori approach to learning about different musical
instruments…In the Learning Center, learn about 27 different musical instruments,
including, acoustic guitar, violin and piano. Learn their names, descriptions and listen
to sound clips for each instrument.’
Musical Me - by Duck Duck Moose. Lively activities introduce kids to music, rhythm, and
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Musical Paint for Kids. Create digital drawings, explore musical tones.
My First Classical Music App HD Inviting, interactive app makes learning classical music
fun.My First Classical Music App is a great interactive introduction to the Western
classical music tradition.
My Modern MET (Metropolitan Museum of Art, NY), 20+ of the Best Free Online
Resources From Art Institutions Around the World.
My Simple Show - Create your own explainer video in minutes The My Simple Show video
maker tool allows users to create professional educational explainer videos in
minutes. The tool is a great resource to be used inside or outside the classroom, both
for teachers and students. To create a video, users simply choose a storyline and write
the script, copy the script from a document, or upload a PowerPoint, and My Simple
Show will create the video for you, with graphics and voiceover.
My Word Coach: Available for both Wii and Nintendo DS, this linguist-developed game
will help students improve their verbal communication skills through six different
fun, word-related games. Even better, the game comes complete with a built-in
dictionary loaded with over 17,000 words.
myHistro allows students to create interactive timelines by combining blogging, media, and
Google maps to tell personal stories. Students can create personalized maps that tell
about ones family, ancestors, special memories, or other aspects of their history and
future. This can be presented in a slideshow and can be a great way to get students to
creatively tell their own life stories or focus on historical events.
myHomework – Many schools choose to use myHomework as a substitute for the paper
planner. Overall this tool helps grow planning and organizational skills, eliminate
missing assignments, reduce stress/anxiety for students, and improve college & career
readiness.
MyScript Calculator 2 This app recognises your handwriting, so you can draw equations on
the screen and it will solve them right away. It supports basic arithmetic, square and
cube roots, apart from trigonometry, logarithms and percentages. You can also draw
"2 + ? = 10" and it will tell you the correct answer. We like this app very much, but it
doesn't always recognise handwriting perfectly. Getting it to perform a simple cube
root calculation was a problem because it couldn't recognise our input properly. But
when it does work, this app is pretty handy. MyScript Calculator is free
on iOS and Android.
MyTimesTables – A fun and effective way for kids to learn their times tables. Helps
children to learn their first 20 times tables in a fun way.
Naiku Teachers can easily and quickly create quizzes that students can answer using their
mobile devices. Great for checking for understanding before and after a lesson.
Nancy Drew: Encourage your kids to hone their critical thinking and problem-solving skills
by playing this fun PC game that challenges them to solve a mystery as girl detective
Nancy Drew.

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