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Google Arts & Culture: An Introduction
Google Arts & Culture is a non-profit project that works with artists and cultural institutions worldwide to bring art and culture to a platform...
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Google Calendar: Adding an Event
The Global Google Educator Group has created a series of video tutorials for students covering various Google topics called the Google Junior...
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Generate Student Questions With Formative
This resource from Common Sense Education provides excellent ideas to get students thinking deeper. This example uses the web application...
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Flippity
Flippity is a free resource that allows you to create online flashcards, quiz shows, scavenger hunts, memory games, and much more. The templates,...
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EVERFI: Digital Lessons for Your Classroom
EVERFI's online courses cover the critical life skills students need to be successful - college and career readiness, health and wellness, financial...
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Evaluating Your HyperDocs Rubric
HyperDocs have become a popular way to package digital learning for students. And because of this popularity, there are so many different...
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Essential Graphic Design Principles
Have you ever attended a conference session or workshop and were overwhelmed by the presenter's slides? We've all been there! Perhaps you've looked...
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EquatIO: How to Use in Google Forms
Creating and using math in digital form can be frustrating and time-consuming. Thankfully, a Google Chrome extension called EquatIO makes...
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Equatio: An Introduction
Are you an educator searching for a better way to add mathematical symbols, chemistry compounds, or physics formulas to your digital documents? You...
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Edulastic: Using Images in Questions
Edulastic is a digital, formative assessment tool that provides instant feedback for teachers. You can choose from Edulastic's standards-aligned...
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Educandy
Educandy is a website that allows teachers to quickly and easily build simple games for vocabulary or basic content practice. Manually enter word...
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Edublogs: Blogging with Students
Blogging can be a powerful tool to improve student writing and increase engagement. However, it can be a little daunting for a teacher with no...
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Blended Learning for Parents
This video from Matt White, Digital Learning Specialist at the IDOE, provides an overview for parents and defines what blended learning truly is.
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Freckle by Renaissance: Viewing as a Student
Are you an educator or parent in search of a website that can help your student(s) learn and practice math, english/language arts, science, and/or...
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Freckle by Renaissance: An Introduction
Are you an educator or parent in search of a website that can help your student(s) learn and practice math, English/language arts, science, and/or...
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Freckle by Renaissance: Assigning Assignments
Are you an educator in search of a website that can help your students learn and practice math, english/language arts, science, and/or social studies...
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CleanUp.Pictures
Do you have a copyright-free image that is nearly perfect? Perhaps there's an unwanted blemish, text, or object that you wish you could remove. You...
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Classkick: Student Toolbar
Classkick is a tool that allows teachers to upload or create their content, including text, pictures, videos, or links, and share it with their...
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Whiteboard.chat: Basic Functions
Whiteboard.chat is a free collaborative digital whiteboard that can house a combination of video, text, annotation and more! Teachers can connect up...
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Wide Open School: An Overview
Wide Open School is a free collection of online learning experiences and activities for kids brought to you by Common Sense. All resources are...
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