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Create interactive fiction with Squiffy
Source: Squiffy – A simple way to write interactive fiction Do you want to write interactive stories, but Twine seems a little too complicated? Then try out Squiffy. Squiffy is available to use in your browser, or you can download the application version for Windows. macOS, or Linux. For the web based version, you can…
Online flashcards with Flip to Mind
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…
Web Whiteboard is a free collaborative whiteboard for the web
Source: Web Whiteboard Nothing to install, no requirements for the other users. Simply click the Create free whiteboard button and you’re ready to go. To invite collaborators, each whiteboard is given an unique address. This address can be shared with the people that will be collaborating on the whiteboard. Once you are finished with your masterpiece,…
Instead of wirelessly projecting your mobile device, use Chrome Remote Desktop to control your computer
Source: Chrome Remote Desktop Hat tip to Lance Yoder over at Edgaged.net for this tip. In his district, instead of trying to wirelessly display a mobile teacher device, he flipped it. Instead, the teacher uses Chrome Remote Desktop to control a PC hooked up to the TV. This set up bypasses most of the issues…
Klex is a free online page layout tool
Klex is a free online page layout tool. If you’re looking for a free page layout tool, then check out Klex! From the makers of Gravit Designer, Klex feels a lot like Adobe Spark. You can use Klex to design posters, blog graphics, presentations, and more. For G Suite for Education schools, students can log in with their…
Tune is a Chrome extension that uses AI to remove toxic YouTube comments
Source: Tune (experimental) – Chrome Web Store Depending on how your students use YouTube and how they view YouTube videos, this Chrome extension could be pretty useful. The extension could also be used by students studying toxic online culture, comparing and contrasting what online discussions look like with and without toxic comments.