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This document lists various online tools that can be useful for a technology teacher, including tools for animation, safe kids' videos, online gradebooks, timelines, whiteboard collaboration, audiobooks, dancing pictures, classroom blogging, file sharing, video creation, and word collages. Several of the tools mentioned allow for creating, sharing, collaborating, and bringing lessons to life through interactive online media. Privacy and safety seem to be a priority for tools involving student accounts and file sharing.
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ADAPTING NEW TOOLS TO YOUR TEACHING STYLE
Annual English Teaching
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Centro Cultural Domínico-Americano
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