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Hiveclass uses an online platform to teach kids how to better move and stay active.

The Centre for Innovative Learning only exists in the minds of a few innovative educators, but we sure wish it was real.

Flipped learning sites, apps, and hardware recommendations from educators.

Mural is a digital whiteboard that's useful for connecting students and teachers

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.

ChatGPT has lots of teaching potential, but there are also many ways the technology can be misused.

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.

This Edpuzzle lesson plan is designed to help teachers integrate the edtech tool into their instruction

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

These Hour of Code lessons and activities are free and easy to use since most don’t require an account or login

Phenomenon-based learning sparks students’ curiosity by creating science lessons that rely upon real-world phenomena.

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.

GooseChase EDU is a digital tool that helps students learn through scavenger hunts

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.

Melissa Jacobs, director of library services for New York City’s Department of Education, shares tips for encouraging literacy and improving equity with digital books.