Collect and archive tweets with Twitter TAGs
TAGS – Twitter Archiving is a Google Sheet extension that can be used to collect and archive Twitter searches. This looks like a great tool for your classroom to collect tweets.
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Use AI to create quiz questions from a text with Quillionz
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AnatomyPal is full of resources for anatomy and health students
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Suggestions for Twitter
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Read text with the Reader Pen
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Pixel art with Pixelorama
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