Formally known as Remind 101, Remind is a great communication tool for teachers and coaches! Professionals still have the privacy because Remind does not give out your personal cell phone number, but it still allows you to send text messages to students, parents, and athletes. Stakeholders sign up to receive your texts with a class code, and they immediately are in the know! Remind is a must for communicating anything from reminders about tests to announcing school delays and closings!
2. Socrative-Teacher and Student version Free for Andriod and iOS.
Socrative is a student response system that is a great formative assessment tool! Teachers can give a quiz, ask a quick question, conduct a space race, or assign an exit ticket to students and see real time data right on their screen. Data results can be emailed, saved to your Google Drive, or displayed in a graph form.
Picture from: http://itech.nrms.wikispaces.net/Socrative
3. TED-Free for Android, iOS, Google Play, and Amazon apps.
TED stands for Technology, Entertainment, and Design. TED is an organization devoted to sharing innovating thoughts mostly through videos. With the app, you can browse and watch TED Talk videos at your convenience on your mobile device. The app features an "Inspire Me" button and allows you to search themes or tags.
Picture from: http://blog.ted.com/introducing-the-ted-ipad-app/
4. Nearpod-Free for Andriod, iOS Chrome Store, and Google Play.
Nearpod is a presentation software combined with a student response system! A teacher can launch one of hundreds of free or paid lessons and he or she controls the lesson from a computer, tablet, or smartphone. The students see what the teacher sees on their screen. There are also interactive components to Nearpod. The students draw or answer questions and their answers show up on the teacher's device in real time! What a great way to formatively assess!
Picture from: http://blog.nearpod.com/lets-nearpodize-our-class/
5. Quizlet-Free for Andriod, iOS, Chrome Store, and Google Play.
Quizlet is an app that allows teachers to upload content or share ready-made quizzes for their students to study. Students have several options to study such as flashcards, tests, and a scatter game where the students have to match the definition to the word. This is a great tool for students to use to work on vocabulary skills!
Picture from: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.quizlet.quizletandroid
Socrative is a student response system that is a great formative assessment tool! Teachers can give a quiz, ask a quick question, conduct a space race, or assign an exit ticket to students and see real time data right on their screen. Data results can be emailed, saved to your Google Drive, or displayed in a graph form.
Picture from: http://itech.nrms.wikispaces.net/Socrative
3. TED-Free for Android, iOS, Google Play, and Amazon apps.
TED stands for Technology, Entertainment, and Design. TED is an organization devoted to sharing innovating thoughts mostly through videos. With the app, you can browse and watch TED Talk videos at your convenience on your mobile device. The app features an "Inspire Me" button and allows you to search themes or tags.
Picture from: http://blog.ted.com/introducing-the-ted-ipad-app/
4. Nearpod-Free for Andriod, iOS Chrome Store, and Google Play.
Nearpod is a presentation software combined with a student response system! A teacher can launch one of hundreds of free or paid lessons and he or she controls the lesson from a computer, tablet, or smartphone. The students see what the teacher sees on their screen. There are also interactive components to Nearpod. The students draw or answer questions and their answers show up on the teacher's device in real time! What a great way to formatively assess!
Picture from: http://blog.nearpod.com/lets-nearpodize-our-class/
5. Quizlet-Free for Andriod, iOS, Chrome Store, and Google Play.
Quizlet is an app that allows teachers to upload content or share ready-made quizzes for their students to study. Students have several options to study such as flashcards, tests, and a scatter game where the students have to match the definition to the word. This is a great tool for students to use to work on vocabulary skills!
Picture from: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.quizlet.quizletandroid
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