1. Creating
1.1. Socrative
1.1.1. A free iOS app. Teachers can use this app for all types of formative assessments including quick quizzes, exit tickets, free text brainstorming.
1.2. Show Me
1.2.1. Can be used to create video tutorials for students and students can use it to create tutorials for their classmates.
1.3. Jot!
1.3.1. Teachers and students can collaborate and share ideas through the live sharing feature. You can insert photos as background, and send them as image or PDFs through email.
1.4. KidBlog
1.4.1. K-12 teachers can provide each student with an individual blog. Students can then publish posts and participate in academic discussions within a secure classroom blogging community. Teachers can make posts private within the "class" or made public. This blogging platform allows teachers to monitor all publishing activity within the classroom blogging community.
2. Evaluating
2.1. Running Record Calculator
2.1.1. Elementary teachers can easily conduct their running records with this app. The free version shows the student’s reading rate, percentage of accuracy, and self-correction ratio with the push of a button. The $2.99 version allows you to do an audio recording that you can flag and come back to for further study. This can be beneficial to both the teacher for evaluating the student and for the student to hear how they performed.
2.2. ScootPad
2.2.1. Teachers can personalize the learning path for their students to meet their specific needs and track student progress in real time on a teacher dashboard. Students will work on math and reading skills that are currently being taught in class.
2.3. Nearpod
2.3.1. Teachers can share content with their students, through materials, lecture and/or presentation. This content is then received by the students on their devices, and they are able to participate in activities. Then teachers are able to access students in real time by seeing the students answers and having access to post-session activity reports.
2.4. A + Spelling Test
2.4.1. This is a must-have for all elementary classrooms! Students can practice their spelling words, while teachers can can track how they are doing. Next to each spelling test students and teachers can see their results.
3. Applying
3.1. Trello
3.1.1. Students can apply what they've learned in various subjects to create group projects. This app lets students stay organized, providing handy tools designed to keep them on task. The app allows them to create checklists, upload images, and assign tasks to other users among other actions.
3.2. Prezi
3.2.1. Students can create presentations to share what they have learned about any given topic.
3.3. Narrable
3.3.1. This is an storytelling platform that combines photos with voices. The students can take pictures and record their voices to capture their presentation in a fun and interesting way.
3.4. Stick Around
3.4.1. Students turn what they know into a puzzle. Players tag parts of the body, place items where they belong on a chart, label items in a photo, associate words and definitions, complete a graphic organizer, or put words in alphabetical order.
4. Understanding
4.1. Evernote
4.1.1. This is specifically an android app. This program allows students to use it for taking notes, clipping web pages, and creating to do lists,
4.2. MySchoolNotebook
4.2.1. This is a note taking app. Students can use this to take notes on anything. Teachers could use this app to take notes during faculty meetings or Professional Development times.
4.3. WatchKnowLearn
4.3.1. Teachers can assign or students can use this app to watch educational videos in class or on their own to gain better understanding of topics taught in class.
4.4. Flashcards Study Helper
4.4.1. This app allows students to study for that big test or exam while on the go. The student can create custom flashcards to help you ace that exam!