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Create highlights and annotate videos with TAGX

Byryan July 8, 2020July 6, 2020

Source: TAGX

TAGX is a free online tool that allows you to highlight and annotate videos from sources such as YouTube, Vimeo, or other videos available online.

Once you’ve entered the link to a video, you can play through the video, adding your own commentary, highlights or tags.

This is a great way to offer more explanation for a video to your students. Once you are finished, you can share the highlights with an URL. Here’s a sample from the September 2019 Apple Event.

The site is free to use and doesn’t require any registration or signup.

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Build your civilization in Statebuilder

Byryan July 13, 2021July 13, 2021

Source: Statebuilder I don’t know what it is, but I stumble on all sorts of civilization builder online games. Statebuilder is another one. This is a free to play game where you get to manage resources while you build your civilization. It requires the user to create an account, so you will need to get…

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A list of 8 free apps to try from The EdTech Roundup

Byryan October 6, 2017October 11, 2017

For this year’s installment of “Free Classroom Apps to Try This Fall” I decided to round up a collection of apps that might be somewhat lesser known, but still offer lots of classroom potential. Additionally, I tried to find apps that could be used across grade levels and/or subject areas. Source: 8 Free Apps to…

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Get a taste of what Artificial Intelligence can do by visiting the AI Dungeon

Byryan November 2, 2019November 2, 2019

Source: Dungeon Dungeon is an interactive fiction adventure that is created through deep learning. Each adventure is dynamically generated based on text from the internet. Because of this, there may be objectionable content in the adventures.

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Use OneTab to save computer resources and reduce tab clutter in Chrome

Byryan September 4, 2018September 4, 2018

Use OneTab to save computer resources and reduce tab clutter in Chrome. OneTab – Chrome Web Store Apparently there is no shortage of ways to manage all of your tabs in Google Chrome. OneTab is another. Once installed, OneTab allows you to take your open tabs and save them to a list. From the list, all or some of…

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Twitter Chats for teachers #YouTube

Byryan July 25, 2021July 18, 2021

Learn how to engage and build your personal learning network with Twitter chats. Twitter chats use the concept of hashtags to group tweets together. You can also reply to questions directly on Twitter, and the site will keep your reply with the original Tweet. Calendar of education related Twitter Chats.

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Power through that first draft with Write

Byryan April 25, 2019April 24, 2019

I’ve mentioned the world’s Most Dangerous Writing App, and to join it, I bring you Write. You select a time limit and start writing. Don’t stop, or you will lose everything you’ve written. When done, it will save your document to your local machine. Students will want to copy/paste their document into their word processor…

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