Source: Excalidraw | Hand-drawn look & feel • Collaborative • Secure I know what you’re thinking, “Ryan, haven’t you mentioned about a million whiteboard apps?” Maybe I have, but each one has their own pros and cons. Excalidraw is pretty cool, it throws you right in to a whiteboard ready for you to create. The…
Source: Storillo | Putting the “group” back in group work! Storillo is a writing tool for group work. Think of it as Google Docs version history on steroids. You can track each student’s contribution to the document in an easy to use format. The teacher can look at the finished document and see exactly which…
Source: Prism – Visual Bookmarks I’m always looking for ways to share collections of bookmarks, and Prism is a good looking way to do that. The site reminds me a lot of Pinterest. You can share boards, and invite collaborators to a board. The site saves an autoupdating thumbnail of the website, which is a…
Source: Create 3D games with friends, no experience required Game Builder on Steam is currently in beta for Windows and Macintosh and allows you and your friends to create 3D multiplayer games. I played around with it, and it’s not as easy to use as the article suggests. If you have a programming class with…
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…
To get that valuable time and space to collaborate with fellow educators—in their city, state, country or across the world—some teachers are taking to online networks and DIY-ing their own face-to-face meet-ups. Through grassroots “unconferences” like Edcamps, online forums like #edchat and informal Facebook groups, teachers are taking professional learning into their own hands. Source: 7 Ways…