Tellagami allows users to create and send 30-second animated videos without an account, though the free version has limited avatar features. It can be used in science classes for public policy explanations or persuasive videos and for student reflections across all classes. Videolicious creates short videos from user-selected clips and photos on iOS, but the free version is limited to 1 minute videos and requires an account. It can be used in math for problem-solving and in all subjects for group work and reflections. QR codes can be read by any platform for free without an account but creators may have fewer features or require logins. They have applications in language arts, CTE, and libraries. Aurasma demonstrates augmented reality on iOS

2. Tellagami
Available on iOS & Android devices

3. Tellagami
Creates a short,
animated videos
Free to create
and send
No account needed

7. Limitations
Free version – limited to 30 second video
Limited avatar features
Education version available

8. Classroom Applications
Science – public policy explanation or persuasive
video
All classes – reflection

10. Videolicious
Available on the Apple iOS

11. Videolicious
Free application
Creates short videos
from user selected
video clips and photos
User account required

16. Limitations
Free version – limited to 1 minute

17. Classroom Applications
Math – problem-solving, step-by-step equations
All subjects – group work, reflection

18. Quick Response Codes

19. QR codes
QR reader
Available on all platforms
Free, easy to use
No account required
QR creator
Vary in features, free =
fewer features
Some apps require login

25. Limitations
Simple text display – not formatted

26. Classroom Applications
Language Arts – book reviews
CTE – website embedding
Library – book recommendations

28. Aurasma
Available on Apple iOS and Android platforms

29. Aurasma
Example of Augmented
Reality technology
To scan: no account
needed
To create: free account
needed

33. Limitations
More in depth application = longer time to learn
May require partners

34. Classroom Applications
Social Studies – artifacts
Science – lab equipment