Recap is an online service focused on one ideal, to give questions their own place.
Recap allows students to ask questions, to which the teacher will respond in what Recap calls journeys. Looks like the site is free to use, as long as you don’t charge others for access to your journey.
This looks to be a good way to collect questions students will have, and give you the chance to answer those questions.
Source: Wormhole – Simple, private file sharing In the past I’ve mentioned Firefox Send as a quick and easy way to share files with others. Unfortunately, Firefox Send went away back in September of 2020. Enter Wormhole. Wormhole lets you share a file or a folder of up to 10GB to anyone with the link….
Source: Brilliant | Learn to think A lot of the sites I link to have a lot of value at a the free tier. Although Brilliant does have some activities available for free, to get the most out of it you’ll need to subscribe. Also, the site doesn’t have any classroom management or school plans….
Source: Amazon URL Shortner – Chrome Web Store One of the most well known URL shortners is the one at Bitly. Unfortunately, the Bitly Chrome extension requires you to create a Bitly account and sign in. That’s all well and good, but most of the time, you just want to quickly make a short URL….
Source: SlidesCarnival – Free Powerpoint templates and Google Slides themes for presentations Are you tired of the default themes in Google Slides? Then check out the free templates from SlidesCarnival! To use one of the templates, scroll to the bottom of the template page. There are two buttons, one to download the Powerpoint template, the…
Canvas is a free drawing tool from Google that is pretty cool. Students can use it to draw and sketch, while teachers can use it as a chalkboard or sketch noting with a projector. The tools are limited to sketch, there isn’t a text tool or any shape tools. That being said, if you have…
ZType is a pretty addictive typing game. Once started, a series of invaders with words attached come down from the top of the screen, and when you type the word, your ship at the bottom works on destroying the invader, one letter at a time. The game also has an iPad/iPhone version that plays the…