Using Evolving Innovation to Progressive Practices

Annotations:

• Students can mind-map, create flashcards, and jot down their notes and ideas in a visual form.

1. Teacher-created or student-created
2. Here's how the mind maps work
3. Make a quiz and track student progress
4. Flashcards

1. Kahoot! (Of course)
2. polleverywhere.com
3. mentimeter.org

1. edpuzzle.com

   Annotations:

   • Hold students accountable when they watch a video in class. Insert questions at significant time stamps in order to engage students in learning. Active vs. passive learning!
2. Wonderopolis and Camp Wunderground

1. PBS LearningMedia
   1. Topic/content relevant videos

      Annotations:

      • Relevant and vetted by PBS. As a parent company, presents videos that are created by subsidiaries of PBS. 
   2. lesson plans
   3. handouts
2. achievethecore.org
3. ActivelyLearn.com
4. FacingHistory.org
5. CommonLit.org
6. NewsELA
7. freckle

Annotations:

• Allows students (and teachers) to check, on the fly, for typing errors in grammar and punctuation in all web applications through the Grammarly keyboard. It's so cool!

1. what it does:
   1. weekly progress reports
      1. Sample weekly insights

1. Google Forms for quizzes
2. Google Drive to save portfolio materials

1. learning management system
   1. similar to Blackboard or D2L
2. Student Engagement Hacks readily available