Source: Timetoast timeline maker | Timetoast timelines
Here’s a pretty cool looking timeline creator app. Timetoast (the free version) allows users to create public timelines. Unfortunately, I didn’t see any mention of an educational discount for the paid tiers, which add collaboration features. Also, there is only a Facebook login, so students will have to create their own accounts. This limits the site to students 13 years and older.
Source: FlipToMind Here’s another flashcard utility to throw in your toolkit, FlipToMind. The site is pretty easy to get started, you can create an account with your email, Google login, or Facebook login. After you sign in, you can create your flashcards. It’s not as full featured as something like Quizlet, but sometimes you don’t…
Source: GoFullPage – Full Page Screen Capture – Chrome Web Store There are times when it would be nice to share a picture of a web page with your students, but the page is too long to capture at once. That’s where GoFullPage for Chrome1 comes in. After you install the extension, click on the…
Source: Home – MissionUS For students, MissionUS is an opportunity to live a bit of US history, while teachers will have access to a wide range of support materials for each mission. The site asks you to read through the materials and do the mission before assigning the site as work. The site does require…
TIC-80 is a fantasy computer, patterned after retro computers from the 80s. I’ve mentioned PICO-8 before, and if you have used it, then TIC-80 will feel right at home. The big advantage of TIC-80 over PICO-8 is that TIC-80 is completely usable in the browser. That means it will run on anything with a browser,…
Source: Unmixer Unmixer is a web app that takes a song and chops it up into smaller loops. This loops can then be mixed by the user. It’s pretty fun, I could see music classrooms playing around with this and students performing their best mix. To get started, you give Unmixer a song to chop…
