What2Learn is a free website with games for all ages!
What2Learn has several little games in various subjects, such as math and English. Although there is a link to create your own games, the site is not accepting sign-ups. From the looks of the copyright messages, the site appears to be non-maintained, so use it while you can!
Students can play the games without requiring a log in, which is nice for the younger grades.
Google has now added a new feature to its note taking app Google Keep. Your notes will now automatically be categorized, such as books, food, quotes, etc. and will let you search by these automatic topics. Once I created a couple of notes with quotes in them I did a search for quote Google Keep, which…
Source: Build Cheat Sheets and Share Your Favourites! – Cheatography.com: Cheat Sheets For Every Occasion No, not that kind of cheating. Cheat sheets for keyboard shortcuts, tips, and more for technology topics. At first glance the cheat sheets look pretty high tech, but you can search for various apps, such as google or microsoft.
Share articles, videos, images, tweets and other great content with one link. Save them for later and create collections, called wakes, at any time. Source: Wakelet – The best way to share and collect content Wakelet as been promoted as a replacement for Storify, but it offers a lot more. Without registration, a user can…
Source: Glide – Amazing apps from Google Sheets I’m planning on writing a longer article on using Glide, but it looks way too cool not to share now. For free, you can create a mobile app based on a Google Sheet. For now, here is their intro video on the website.
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…
Source: Pressto Pressto is a journalism web app for K-12 students. The goal is to teach writing and critical thinking skills. The app is currently being piloted in schools in the US and Canada. You can contact them to get more information and to express interest in joining the pilot.