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Here’s a list of some of the most talked-about edtech websites and apps that might not yet be on your admins’ radars:
Paperscorer is a new mobile (iOS/Android, or Chrome plug-in) app that allows educators and students to assess their learning in real-time.
It's the time of year again for my favorite annual sites and apps.
Quick Rubric is the wonderful new (beta) site for creating rubrics from the creators of Storyboard That.
Buncee has just released a new (beta) web interface for the user's creation experience.
There are lots of options out there for parents but I wanted something that would be fun as well as educational.
According to the new “Cloud 401 Report” from CDW-G, more than 42 % of IT services in K-12 education are delivered totally or partially through the cloud.
1. Atomic Learning: The popular resource offers“how to” videos for a range of K-12 subjects.
Sphero is a Bluetooth-enabled smart ball-shaped robotic toy that can be programmed by people of all ages.
Answerables is a 3D virtual world for students, designed to create responsible digital citizens in a “gamified” Learning Management System.
Online summer programs/camps are a fantastic way for students to spend time in the summer and help prevent summer learning loss.
I compiled a list that had a educational portal that allowed an educator to create a student account or that is safe for use in education.
The resources vary from drill and practice to all-out epic adventures in 3D virtual worlds, to help "gamify" a classroom.
Digital Passport for iOS and Android is an expansion of theWeb-based game that helps students in 3rd-5th gradeslearn skills around being safe, smart, and responsibleonline.
The app explosion continued through 2013, with digital storytelling and math being some of the mostpopular topics covered.
Readers are going to find more and more apps on the list and fewer sites, as the flux in mobile learning and BYOD (bring your own devices) continues to rise
