Learning Resource Center

The Mobile Learning
APP Resource Center:

On this page you will find a plethora of Mobile Learning Apps and tutorials to go with them. Please let me know if there is one you would like me add and I will do my best to get it up soon.

Curriculum Pathways:

Curriculum Pathways (powered by SAS) is by far my most favorite EdTech tool. It is a multifaceted, K12 EdTech library of over 1,700 Resources. Some of their most popular resources and my personal favorites:

SQUAD

SQUAD is a Digital Communication App that students can use for group projects when collaborating and communicating on their work. Students can add pictures of projects, themselves, etc and "snap" them.

EdPuzzle

EdPuzzle is a free mobile app which can enhance engagement, check for student comprehension, and support peer learning through interactive videos. Deliverable as homework, flipped classroom instruction, and in-class activities. Get Tutorials HERE!

FLIPGRID

FLIPGRID, recently acquired by Microsoft, is a video discussion community for your classroom that supercharges your students’ voices. You add the topics, your students respond with short videos, and everyone engages!

VOXER

Voxer is another simple to use digital communication app that can easily connect groups (i.e. students, teachers, sports teams, etc. ) together where they can communicate textually, through audio clips, or pictures. Click below for tutorial!

REVOLUTIONARIES

Revolutionaries is similar to Today's Docs but different in that it focuses only on Revolutionary Individuals/Leaders of the 20th Century. Here students can find pictures, audio clips, documents, and charts on the importance of each Leader.

TODAY'S DOCS

Today's Docs is a great digital primary source for Social Studies classrooms. It allows students to be introduced to a new PS daily and/or search through the National Archive collections.

SMORE!

SMORE is a website that lets users design their own informational, online flyers. With a free or paid SMORE subscription, you can make flyers that serve as newsletters or promote events, products, ideas, information, or services on social media sites. Flyers can also be printed and distributed. SMORE offers an easy, quick way to create attractive flyers. The design options aren't insanely complex; you can add some extras, like audio and video, and change fonts and colors, but the template is fairly simple. Students should be able to comfortably use and navigate the design tool. Teachers in ALL CONTENT AREAS can use the site as newsletter, promotion-related flyers, or other assignments for students; or they may just want to use it to create class or parent newsletters, school event flyers, or other items that look more professional than documents designed using basic suite of Microsoft Office products.