Edmodo:
Edmodo is an interactive resource that brings teachers and students together and is integrated into a social network. In this one, teachers can create community groups online, manage and provide instructional materials, assess student success, and, among other functions, interact with parents. Edmodo has over 34 million users interacting to create a learning experience that is more enriching, personalized and compatible with technology and digital world opportunities.
Kahoot:
It is a games-and questions-based educational site. Teachers may use this method to create questionnaires, discussions, or surveys that supplement instructional lessons. The content is projected in the classroom and the students answer questions while simultaneously playing and studying. Kahoot promotes game-, which enhances student participation and provides an educational atmosphere that is interactive, engaging and enjoyable.
Animoto:
Animoto is a digital tool that enables you to create high-quality videos from any mobile device in a short time, inspiring students and helping to improve academic lessons. The interface with Animoto is friendly and realistic, allowing teachers to create audiovisual content that adapts to educational needs.
TED-Ed:
TED-Ed is an interactive forum that enables instructors, students, animators— generally people who want to broaden awareness and positive ideas — to build interactive lessons. The website helps the teachers and students to democratize access to information. Here, people will take an active part in others ' learning process.
Socrative:
Built by an educationally motivated group of developers and engineers, Socrative is a program that allows teachers to build activities or educational games that students can solve using mobile devices, whether they're smartphones, laptops or tablets. Teachers will see the outcomes of the exercises and adjust the corresponding lessons to make them more customized, based on those tests.
ThingLink:
Thinglink enables educators to create interactive images that include music, sounds, texts, and photographs. This can be shared on other websites or social networks, such as Facebook and Twitter. Thinglink gives teachers the possibility of developing methodologies of learning that awaken students ' interest through immersive content that can broaden their awareness.
EduClipper:
This website helps students and teachers to exchange and discuss resources as well as instructional content. In eduClipper, you will gather information found on the internet and then share it with members of previously formed communities, offering the ability to handle learning material found online more efficiently, develop research methods, and provide a digital record of what students provide learned during the course. This also provides teachers with the ability to arrange a virtual class for their students, and to create a portfolio where all the work is done is kept.
Book Creator:
Book Creator is an easy app for iPad (and soon to be cross-platform) E-book creation. The team behind Book Creator is Red Jumper. Established in 2011, their goal is to inspire the next generation of creators of content, and to enhance their educational performance. Teachers and educators have the opportunity to create engaging and emerging teaching tools with Book Creator which students can easily share or collaborate on. As an e-resource, keeping resources up-to-date for each group of years and making edits on the fly during lessons is easy. Book Creator is also a perfect tool to explore the artistic side.
Wakelet:
Wakelet is a forum for content curation that has quickly become one of the go-to EdTech platforms for educators worldwide to help them in test preparation. It helps you to easily organize and share with your students handpicked material, set up digital assignments and creates stunning portfolios. The free-to-use platform makes it easy to create interactive collections, with the ability to add images, social media posts, blogs, podcasts, photos, notes and everything else. You can alter styles, rearrange content, and update collections at any time, making it ideal for class planning and resource sharing. They also have a great browser extension and app, making it simpler and faster to cure than ever before.
Edmodo is an interactive resource that brings teachers and students together and is integrated into a social network. In this one, teachers can create community groups online, manage and provide instructional materials, assess student success, and, among other functions, interact with parents. Edmodo has over 34 million users interacting to create a learning experience that is more enriching, personalized and compatible with technology and digital world opportunities.
Kahoot:
It is a games-and questions-based educational site. Teachers may use this method to create questionnaires, discussions, or surveys that supplement instructional lessons. The content is projected in the classroom and the students answer questions while simultaneously playing and studying. Kahoot promotes game-, which enhances student participation and provides an educational atmosphere that is interactive, engaging and enjoyable.
Animoto:
Animoto is a digital tool that enables you to create high-quality videos from any mobile device in a short time, inspiring students and helping to improve academic lessons. The interface with Animoto is friendly and realistic, allowing teachers to create audiovisual content that adapts to educational needs.
TED-Ed:
TED-Ed is an interactive forum that enables instructors, students, animators— generally people who want to broaden awareness and positive ideas — to build interactive lessons. The website helps the teachers and students to democratize access to information. Here, people will take an active part in others ' learning process.
Socrative:
Built by an educationally motivated group of developers and engineers, Socrative is a program that allows teachers to build activities or educational games that students can solve using mobile devices, whether they're smartphones, laptops or tablets. Teachers will see the outcomes of the exercises and adjust the corresponding lessons to make them more customized, based on those tests.
ThingLink:
Thinglink enables educators to create interactive images that include music, sounds, texts, and photographs. This can be shared on other websites or social networks, such as Facebook and Twitter. Thinglink gives teachers the possibility of developing methodologies of learning that awaken students ' interest through immersive content that can broaden their awareness.
EduClipper:
This website helps students and teachers to exchange and discuss resources as well as instructional content. In eduClipper, you will gather information found on the internet and then share it with members of previously formed communities, offering the ability to handle learning material found online more efficiently, develop research methods, and provide a digital record of what students provide learned during the course. This also provides teachers with the ability to arrange a virtual class for their students, and to create a portfolio where all the work is done is kept.
Book Creator:
Book Creator is an easy app for iPad (and soon to be cross-platform) E-book creation. The team behind Book Creator is Red Jumper. Established in 2011, their goal is to inspire the next generation of creators of content, and to enhance their educational performance. Teachers and educators have the opportunity to create engaging and emerging teaching tools with Book Creator which students can easily share or collaborate on. As an e-resource, keeping resources up-to-date for each group of years and making edits on the fly during lessons is easy. Book Creator is also a perfect tool to explore the artistic side.
Wakelet:
Wakelet is a forum for content curation that has quickly become one of the go-to EdTech platforms for educators worldwide to help them in test preparation. It helps you to easily organize and share with your students handpicked material, set up digital assignments and creates stunning portfolios. The free-to-use platform makes it easy to create interactive collections, with the ability to add images, social media posts, blogs, podcasts, photos, notes and everything else. You can alter styles, rearrange content, and update collections at any time, making it ideal for class planning and resource sharing. They also have a great browser extension and app, making it simpler and faster to cure than ever before.