Resources

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Formative is a web-based student response and assessment tool for the flipped, BYOD, or 1-to-1 classroom.

DreamBox Learning Math is an interactive, adaptive, self-paced program that provides engaging activities for students to learn and practice skills in mathematics.

Microsoft Sway is a digital storytelling website that integrates with the Office online suite.

Let’s study “real rabbits” with this in-depth resource about rabbits.

Notebook - Take Notes, Sync is a free online and mobile digital notebook that lets students curate original content, web clips, voice memos, and more.

ReadingIQ is a digital library app from Age of Learning (the creators of ABC Mouse).

Google Classroom helps teachers manage workflow and communication with their students (it's available as a website, an Android app, and an iOS app).

We’ve looked at apps for a wide range of grade levels — from elementary school up to high school — and these are our favorite mobile apps for students.

The Global Oneness Project produces high-quality digital stories for classrooms.

Minecraft is a sandbox game that can be adapted to fit nearly any objective or subject, with lessons lasting as short as one period or the entire year.

Khan Academy, a free website aimed at promoting self-paced instruction, houses thousands of academic videos that are baked into guided, adaptive instruction.

OK Go Sandbox hooks kids with indie group OK Go's music videos and then follows up with guided inquiry and engineering design challenges.

The site is divided into different sections, each focusing on a different area of math and different grade levels.

Screencast-O-Matic is an online screen recorder that allows teachers and students to record, trim, edit, save, and share screencasts.

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Tips for thinking beyond the legal aspects of device care communications