Technological tools

Technological tools

1. Search information

   • Google
     • Google allows anyone to have access to information in just a few minutes. • For teachers, it enables them to improve their organization . For students, it allows them to work in class by providing them with tools, documents, graphic material, making it possible to work both face-to-face and remotely.
   • Google schoolar
     • • Google Scholar is a search engine that makes it possible to locate academic documents such as articles, theses, books, patents, conference papers and abstracts. •Google Scholar can facilitate the dissemination of of ideas and intellectual content
   • Symbaloo
     • • Symbaloo is a free cloud-based application or platform that enables users to sort and categorize web links in the form of radio buttons. •It is a tool that makes it possible to produce different pages or screens with option buttons for each user in a personalized way.

2. Create and present information

   • PowerPoint
     • Best used when students are expected to retain complex graphics, animation, and figures. Teachers can use PowerPoint in many applications in their classroom. Teacher have a choice for how much or how little they would like to apply this technology to their classrooms.
   • Prezi
     • Prezi is such an effective presentation tool for teachers and students. Prezi lets you create zooming, moving, visually stunning presentations that grab and keep your audience’s attention, in any subject. Using visuals and movement instead of static text, Prezi catches and your dents’ interest.
   • Powtoon
     • PowToon has the potential to be a powerful animated presentation tool. Whether teacher- or student-created presentations are the plan, the slide-based format allows presenters some control over how they present their information.
   • Canva
     • Canva for Education is perfect for a teacher or educator who is switching to remote working or online classes, as well as those who want to strengthen classroom creativity.
   • Cmap tools
     • is a free software that teachers can use to create concept maps. It is a helpful tool because is easy to use and students can create their own concept maps.
   • Screen-o- cast
     • A major benefit of screen casting is that the viewer can watch the screencast at a time when it's best for them because learning doesn't always take place in an academic setting. Additionally, the viewer can absorb the information at their own pace by pausing and rewatching portions.

3. Store information

   • Google Drive
     • Google Drive is the internet data storage service provided by Google in its free version and includes a 15 GB storage capacity. This service works like a Windows Office or Open Office package but online, it allows you to create folders to store and upload files of any type.
   • Dropbox
     • Dropbox is a multiplatform file hosting service in the cloud, operated by the American company Dropbox. The service allows users to store and synchronize files online and between computers and share files and folders with other users and with tablets and mobiles.