Ozge Karaoglu

When you finish, your 30 second video is ready to share.

First, go to this link and write your Twitter conversation.

Here are some ideas on how we can use this tool with our students:

It is great to see what is really happening in the classroom with 1:1 and catch on what is working and what it is actually not.

Reading Rewards is a tool to keep track of what and how much you are reading.

This year, I have a 50-minute class with my 4th graders which we call an “AppClass.”

It’s true that it is difficult to motivate kids to write!

Recite helps you turn quotes or your mottos into a poster that you can share with others.

This year, we are developing a new educational mobile application—a digital storytelling app that will be student-generated.

Storytelling is one of the most powerful arts in language learning classes.

Here is a great web tool that will help us to make texts more readable for our kids.

Choose your style among egg/rocket/candle/bar/swimming timers or, bomb/dynamite countdowns.

This year, if you would like to have a techie start to the year, here are some ice-breaker and warmer ideas.

Who doesn’t like watching animations?

Here is a very cute web tool for creating stories and promoting creativity.

BrickFlow is a building-blocks type of application that will enhance the way we share our online content and stories.

ReelSurfer lets you crop videos and share from anywhere.

I love picture collage makers but I think Loupe Collage is the best one so far as it includes three different applications in one website.

SimpleMeet.me is a web tool that you can create a chat room and use it as a backchannel in the classroom with so many people at the same time.

Today I would like you to meet with Quizpoo which is a very simple way to create online quizzes and share them with others.

Now parents rightly worry that their accident-prone child is going to accidentally offload their smartphone or portable DVD player rather than just a pen or ruler as of yore.

The online realm has become a huge part of our lives, meaning that schools, companies and people are more reliant than ever upon digital security.

TodaysMeet is like an online chat room where everyone can send messages and interact with each other.