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9 Ways School Leaders Can Use AI

By Steve Baule published 13 May 25

Effective ways that building leaders can use AI tools to improve their leadership

Classroom Tools

Nimbus Note Provides Platform for Productivity, Creativity, and Teamwork

By TL Editors published 16 January 20

Nimbus Note is a digital notebook and web clipper where teachers and students can organize information from a variety of personal, shared, and online content.

Classroom Tools

NOTEBOOK - Take Notes, Sync Screenshot: Quinoa bowl illustrates sharing options

Free Digital Notebook Helps Kids Organize and Track Assignments

By TL Editors published 20 September 19

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

Rocketbook Reusable Notebook Brings Handwriting & Drawing into Digital World

By TL Editors published 9 September 19

A Rocketbook is a reusable analog notebook where teachers and students can scan and send pages as PDF files to one or more destinations within the Rocketbook app.

Kids at desktop computers listen to a male teacher as he speaks.

Edit, Collaborate and Sync Documents With Google Drive

By TL Editors published 6 September 19

Google Drive is a combo online-productivity software suite and cloud-based, file-syncing service.

Female teacher stands in front of students using desktop computers.

Todoist Helps Teachers and Students Manage Classroom Workload Efficiently

By TL Editors published 4 September 19

Todoist is a cross-platform productivity app and website where students and teachers can manage tasks, calendar items, and individual or team projects.

Organize, Share, Collaborate with Dropbox

By Tech & Learning published 25 March 19

Dropbox can introduce students to cloud-based file storage, which has become a common way to organize electronic documents in schools and the workplace.

Powerful Productivity App Evernote Helps Teachers & Students Organize Information

By Tech & Learning published 4 January 19

Students can create notes, snap images, make checklists, or record audio on a mobile device or computer and make the information available on any other device or computer.