1. Collaboration (with educators)
1.1. Google Docs
1.1.1. Share docs, slides, presentations, etc with a group of educators. Each can edit, have discussion, etc
1.1.1.1. www.googledocs.com
1.2. Facebook Groups
1.2.1. specific grade level and content area groups are filled with useful information
1.2.1.1. www.facebook.com
1.3. Twitter
1.3.1. excellent source for educator information to be found and also shared
1.3.1.1. www.twitter.com
2. Formative Assessment
2.1. Plickers
2.1.1. Excellent form of formative assessment. Only technolgy needed is a teacher phone or tablet/ipad.
2.1.1.1. www.plickers.com
2.2. Google Classroom
2.2.1. short answer and/or multiple choice questions can be asked and answered
2.2.1.1. www.googleclassroom.com
3. Parent Communication
3.1. Remind
3.1.1. communication tool - students and parents can communication....class (group) announcements & individual messages can be sent.
3.1.1.1. www.remind.com
3.2. Facebook - 7th Grade Group
3.2.1. We have a 7th grade group. Students can view daily assignments, due dates, announcements, etc...as well as ask questions.
3.2.1.1. www.facebook.com
3.3. Gmail
3.3.1. instant communication with email
3.3.1.1. www.gmail.com
4. Collaboration (with students)
4.1. Slack
4.1.1. perfect for group project discussion - or completing tasks
4.1.1.1. https:/www.slack.com/
4.2. Google Classroom
4.2.1. Discussion on assignments, questions/answers, comments on grading, etc
4.2.1.1. https:/googleclassroom.com/
4.3. Wikispaces
4.3.1. visual editing & discussion area
4.3.1.1. https://appsineducation.wikispaces.com/
4.4. Explain Everything
4.4.1. Interactive Whiteboard
4.4.1.1. https://explaineverything.com/
5. Games
5.1. Dragon Box
5.1.1. games related to math/algebra for students
5.1.1.1. http://dragonbox.com/
5.2. Thinkster
5.2.1. Math Game App
5.2.1.1. www.hellothinkster.com