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Educational Technology and Mobile Learning - https://www.educatorstechnology.com/ This is a one-stop resource of educational web tools and mobile apps for teachers and educators.  These resources have been reviewed to provide quality tools!

ISTE 7 sites that vet digital learning tools - https://www.iste.org/explore/Toolbox/7-sites-that-vet-digital-learning-tools by Nancy Weinstein provides sites that have been vetted by experts and teachers!

Tips for creating classroom videos - https://www.iste.org/explore/4-tips-creating-awesome-classroom-videos-so-you-can-spend-more-time-teaching - Some quick tips to make classroom videos easier

7 Ways to Make Remote Learning Accessible to All Students - https://www.iste.org/explore/7-ways-make-remote-learning-accessible-all-students 

Authentic Inclusion: Focus on Design Rather than Accommodation - https://www.iste.org/explore/authentic-inclusion-focus-design-rather-accommodation-when-using-classroom-technology



​Virtual Manipulatives - https://www.mathlearningcenter.org/resources/apps for lessons and activities.

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Formative assessment resources 
“5 Fantastic, Fast, Formative Assessment Tools” by Vicki Davis in Edutopia, January 15, 2015,http://bit.ly/1xUUm0J
  • Socrative – It can be used on the fly, for quick quizzes, or for tests that count, and also works with competitive games like Space Race: http://www.socrative.com
  • Kahoot – This program allows teachers to create quizzes, flashcards, and review games, with students using computers, cell phones, or other devices: https://getkahoot.com  
  • Zaption – This tool can embed questions within a flipped video, not allowing students to continue till they’ve answered each one correctly: https://www.zaption.com
  • Backchannel chat tools – These are live chats that accompany class discussions and allow teachers to create exit ticket activities. One example: http://www.chatzy.com
  • Plickers – Each student holds up a unique QR card, with its orientation signaling their response to a 4-choice question, and the teacher’s smartphone reads and instantly tabulates individual and all-class responses: https://www.plickers.com.

Please check the curricula pages, Math Games, and Parent resources for specific technology sites.
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