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This document discusses several technologies that can be integrated into the classroom, including websites for spelling practice, note taking, and interactive whiteboard activities. It also mentions tools for projecting physical items, streaming educational videos, creating review games, sharing files, animating videos, and taking virtual field trips. Overall, the document promotes various digital tools that teachers can utilize to engage students and enhance lessons.
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- 1. Integrating Technology in the Classroom By: Christy Tisdom
- 2. Spelling City www.spellingcity.com is a very effective way to help your students practice their spelling.
- 3. Evernote Evernote is a great way to store information of importance. It’s a tool that can store parent newsletters, test, projects and more.
- 4. Smart board The smart exchange software is perfect for introducing and reviewing activities. There you can find pre-made activities or create your own.
- 5. Ladybug I like to call it a ladybug but it is also known as a document camera. It can project items on the board so all students can see. I use it with my spelling words, when I help my students with the correct sorting of their words.
- 6. United Streaming United Streaming allows students to watch age appropriate material related to social studies, science, and math teks.
- 7. people.uncw.edu/ertzbergerj/ppt_games.html Teachers can create game shows with a free template to use as a review lesson.
- 8. Drop Box Teachers and students can increase productivity while conserving valuable computer memory.
- 9. Flux Time Students can create animated videos and share them with others.
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