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Microsoft’s Whiteboard app is coming soon to Windows 10, iOS, and the web

Byryan August 7, 2018August 7, 2018

Microsoft is launching its collaborative Whiteboard app on Windows 10 today, and promising versions for iOS and the web soon. The app has been in preview for Windows 10 for the past seven months, and it’s now being made widely available on PCs alongside a new version for the web and iOS devices. Whiteboard lets users make notes on a virtual whiteboard that can be shared and edited with others in real time across devices.

Source: Microsoft’s collaborative Whiteboard app is coming to Windows 10, iOS, and the web – The Verge

I’m curious how well the web version will work on Chromebooks in Google schools.

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Kinopio is an online app for mind mapping and more!

Byryan November 3, 2020October 27, 2020

Source: Hello Kinopio – Kinopio Kinopio is mindmapping software that is free for up to 150 cards. What’s really nice is that with anonymous accounts, all data is stored locally and not transmitted to a server. This is also an issue with shared devices, but if your students have their own device, then they don’t…

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Create animated gifs from your Google Slides presentations with Tall Tweets

Byryan April 23, 2019April 22, 2019

Source: Tall Tweets – Convert Google Slides to GIF and Tweet! Tall Tweets is a free online tool that you and your students can use to create animated gifs. Although the site mentions creating gifs and tweeting them, you don’t have to use Twitter or even have an account with Twitter. You do need a…

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Read text with the Reader Pen

Byryan July 31, 2019July 18, 2019

Source: C-Pen Reader Although it is pricey at $250, the C-Pen Reader could be very useful for people with reading difficulties. The C-Pen Reader is a device that can read printed text to the reader just by scanning the text with the pen. That’s pretty cool!

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Create multimedia lessons with Curriculum Pathways’ Crio

Byryan August 3, 2018August 3, 2018

Source: Curriculum Pathways® Crio™ Via: “Crio” Is Going To Become A Favorite Online Tool Of Many Teachers | Larry Ferlazzo’s Websites of the Day… Crio is a pretty impressive tool, and a lot to cover! Once you sign up with a free account, you can use the Crio editor to create a multimedia lesson. Lessons are published to the web,…

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Mash up emojis with Emoji kitchen

Byryan July 6, 2021June 29, 2021

— Read on emoji.kitchen Mash up two emojis to create your own emoji with emoji.kitchen. There is a random button to randomly pick two emojis, or you can click on each emoji to select one. Once your mashup is complete, you can download the graphic or share it directly from the website.

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Just how powerful was the East India Company in the mid 1700s until the mid 1800s?

Byryan November 30, 2018November 28, 2018

This feature is an interactive visualisation of the East India Company’s trade between 1760 and 1834. Use the map, line graph and sparklines to select markets, commodities and date ranges to explore. Source: East India Company A powerful visualization and animation of the dominance of the world’s most powerful company from 1760 to 1834.

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