Megan's+Digital+Tools

Below you will find links to several web 2.0 tools. You will also see student work using many of the tools as examples of how teachers can integrate technology into their curricula. You can access each tool by clicking on its heading. Feel free to contact me if you have any questions. Click for my QR posters. Thank you, Megan 

=(now Slides)= Allows users to collaboratively create presentations. Create visual reflections and provide feedback for peers. Our Tribute to Thomas Edison  //back to top//

Interactive time-lining website that allows users to incorporate maps, video, voice, music, and text.

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Current news articles that allows the reader to change Lexile readability. Many articles are aligned with Common Core State Standards and have four question quizzes. Teachers can set up classes to follow who takes which quiz at what Lexile readability as well as see the standards met.



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Interactive non-linear presentations.

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Interactive website that allows users to learn vocabulary in multiple ways (learn, practice, quiz, test). Create vocabulary flashcards, practice assessments, and play interactive games. media type="custom" key="24723172" align="center"  //back to top//

Allows users to code and create projects, animations, and demonstrations. //Assignment: demonstrate Newton's first law of motion: // media type="custom" key="24723102" width="80" height="80" media type="custom" key="24723106" width="80" height="80"  // back to top //

Allows teachers to get quick feedback from students. Works great for exit or entrance slips.

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Allows users to create interactive images to reinforce content using links, music, video, or voice. //Assignment: discuss the importance of Westward Expansion: // media type="custom" key="24723212" align="center"

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(If you used to use Posterous, this is a nice alternative)- Allows students to post written work or images directly to a specific site set up by the classroom teacher. A way to publish and share on the web. //[|Famous Mainers We'd Like to Meet] //  //back to top//

Allows users to post questions and sites of interest with brevity.

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Interactive website through which the users create, edit, and monitor the content. Allows for discussion and comments. include component="page" wikiName="hms1213" page="Rockwell Painting" // back to top //