Luke Edwards

Google Earth can take your class out of this world with these helpful tips.

Flippity gets you flash cards, quizzes, and more, using your Google Sheets setup.

Screencast-O-Matic makes teachings using video far easier and can be used well in education.

IXL teaches math, language, science and more through an easy-to-use digital platform

Mote lets you add audio to a variety of apps for more personal feedback and digital communication in education.

Snopes is a fact-checking website that can help students in education to better navigate online media.

Closegap is a wellbeing app designed to help students cope with life, using daily strategies.

Quandary is a decision-based game that can help educate students on tough ethical choices.

Duolingo Math takes the app-based learning platform to a new number-learning level.

SimpleMind is a digital mind mapping technology that's visually engaging, making it ideal for education.

Checkology is a news and media space that's safe for students to learn.

Botsify is an educational chatbot that aims to help both teachers and students

TikTok can be a useful tool for student engagement in the class and beyond, using this guide.

Boom Cards lets students practice all kinds of skills from their device, anywhere.

ClassDojo connects the classroom and home in a more digitally engaging way by improving communication.

Juji is an artificially intelligent chatbot system designed to help engage students and guide them, freeing up teacher time.

Shape Collage make collage creation easy for use by teachers and students.

Roblox is a multiplayer building and exploring game that could help students in education.

Classcraft gamifies the social and emotional needs of students with a hint of adventure for extra fun.

Genially is a presentation tool that gets interactive to be more engaging than the competition.