Student Productivity - Paperless Alternatives
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There are many digital tools that can be used as alternatives to traditional paper tasks that students complete. This document provides an overview of different types of digital tools, including tools for digital worksheets, forms, note taking, graphic organizers, flashcards, to-do lists, assessments, documents, wikis, and podcasts. Many of these tools allow for collaboration and provide immediate feedback to students. Teachers can select tools in areas they are interested in to digitize tasks like practice exercises, assignments, organization, and content creation.
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- 2. Overview There are a plethora of web-based tools available that can provide viable alternatives for traditional paper/pencil tasks students complete regularly. There are many tools presented in this slide show. There is no expectation that you explore all tools, rather select an area in which you are interested in and examine the related tools.
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