However, the key to a high-quality lesson is not simply “adding technology.” It’s about what the technology adds to the delivery and overall understanding of the content. This is the notion of being a content curator.
- Student-Student Interaction—Students can collaborate on projects, in discussions, etc. using Today’s Meet, Google Docs, and Tri-cider.
- Student-Teacher Interaction—The teacher can provide quality feedback to students using Google: Classroom, Docs, Form
- Student-Content Interaction—Students engage with the content and/or resources using Video Notes, Zaption, EdPuzzle, QR Codes, Turtle Diary, Interactive Sites…
- Smartphone/Tablet -- Plickers
- Lab/Cart— Kahoot, PearDeck, Google Forms
- Math -AdaptedMind (need to create login)
- Math-Matific (need to create login)
- Reading/Math-Turtle Diary
Also, follow my Pinterest Boards on FT Tech Tips for Additional Resources for Curating Content.