Technology works best when it makes the learning clearer, faster, or more engaging. Here are tech tools that do that.
Overview: Only use the tools you know well enough to use without thinking. A few used fluently beat a dozen used occasionally.
Bookmark them in folders named for the job, not the product: instruction, review, surveys, collaboration, assessment, reflection.
If you only learn a few tools well, learn these.
Deliver content and check understanding while you teach.
Games and practice that make studying feel less like studying.
Quick ways to collect answers, feedback, and signups.
Shared boards and canvases for group thinking.
Tools that give you minutes back during the school day.
Build rubrics and track feedback without the busywork.
Ways for students (and you) to look back at what was learned.
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