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Teachers can use Sutori to share pre-made stories, construct their own, or create assignments that require students to build multimedia-rich stories. It is quite useful and fun! Here's my Sutori about All About Me for students to share information about themselves.

Flipgrid is an interactive video discussion tool in which social learning happens. It is free, interactive and allows students to express their creativity which is fun and challenging. Here's my video on Flipgrid , enjoy!

Thinglink is a digital tool that provides users with the ability to turn any image into an interactive graphic. You can create multiple "hot spots" on specific parts of the image and turn that image into a multimedia launcher. Including videos, audios or any link to any website with the click of a button. Here's my Thinglink on an Ancient Building in the Wudang Mountains.

Quizlet is an online learning tool that allows learning a variety of topics through games, flashcards, tests and many other ways. Here's my quizlet on Solar System , enjoy!

Second Life is an internet-based virtual world in which people interact with one another via avatars and engage in a range of activities. They can explore the world, meet and form friendships with others and even exchange goods.  Where does education fit into all of this? This virtual world enables people to undertake activities which include virtual meetings, training sessions and teaching via a virtual school or university. Many universities around the world have built an online version of their campus within Second Life and use this to give lectures, teach new skills or to enable students to work together on projects. Many students are comfortable with social interaction online such as social networking sites, virtual worlds and games. The aim is to build a community in which students participate and collaborate as a way of learning about a range of subjects. My avatar in Second Life For our Drama class in 3rd grade, we participated in the Machinima Project. It was a g

MindMeister is a web and mobile-based application that facilitates mind-mapping, a useful tool for brainstorming. Brainstorming is the backbone of all creative thinking. With this application, you are able to connect ideas and information. Here's my MindMeister on Analysing Poetry, enjoy!

While Using Pixton, students can create engaging and detailed comics for any subject area. There is a plethora of backgrounds, characters and props. It is an amazing tool to use retelling stories, changing endings to stories, and sharing with each other. One problem is the price and unlocked features but hopefully Pixton will come up with a reasonable pricing! You can see  my comic  on Pixton, too! Enjoy!

Voki enables you to create an avatar in your own voice using a talking character. You can customize your Voki to look like you or take on the identity of different characters such as animals, monsters. It is a really good way to entertain your students or help out the introverted ones! Here’s my Voki clown, enjoy!

Canva allows users to easily create graphic design elements like infographics, posters and more. In fact, it’s so easy, even non-art teachers can use it! The goal is that design can be easier to grasp, especially for those who are excited about creative communication. Here’s my first try on Canva!

Combining both the fun elements there is one great tool that teachers can incorporate in their classroom   for presentation purposes in order to bring the best out of kids and enable them to put their key skills to use. It is evident how much students will need the creative and critical thinking in the coming times to stand out and so the tool helps in the same as well. The tool, “PowToon” is web-based animation software that allows user to quickly and easily create animated presentations by manipulating pre-created objects, imported images, provided music and user created voice-overs. PowToon is used by businesses to create engaging, creative presentations that capture attention, and can be similarly used for educational assessment and content delivery. With a super easy interface the tool can work wonder for educators. All you need is to get familiar with the tool just once before you bring it to kids’ desk. The tool is easy to use so it can be integrated for cool present

Padlet is a web application featuring a virtual wall where students can collaborate and post media. This can be useful for teaching and learning to encourage collaboration and sharing. Padlet can be used to enhance activities that require students to discuss ideas, share content and demonstrate problem solving. The ability to capture, store and share information can help students reflect on their learning and provide academic staff with qualitative information.   It can be considered an electronic form of butcher's paper, where "walls" replace the paper. Here's my padlet for fruits and vegetables for elementary school students, enjoy!

Seesaw is the Learning Journal provides opportunities for students and teachers to really think outside the box. Students can show their work and thought processes in real time by submitting a video of themselves working through a math problem, snapping a picture of a paragraph they wrote, recording themselves reading a poem, or uploading a file to demonstrate their learning. Encourage kids to submit a series of images along with notes that tell the story that connects them. Or let kids collaborate with each other using peer-to-peer feedback to offer suggestions on writing content, scientific hypotheses, or creative ideas. Teachers at all grade levels and across all content areas can use Seesaw to keep digital portfolios of student work, including commenting on student submissions. You can communicate with families easily and share student work with them, or push out assignments to students to individualize instruction. You can also choose work to share with a broader audience vi