Mobile Tools

Mobile Tools

1. Publishing

   • Issuu
     • Publishing platform that allows users to share their content in different formats.
   • Widbook
     • Easily create and publish e-books. Import word documents, images, and videos to share in one e-book.
   • Wikis
     • Provide students with a public space for sharing, peer editing and composing different types of texts.
   • Blogs
     • Great way to share writing, you can have a classroom blog so parents or co-works can keep up on activities.

2. Educational Games

   • Storybird
     • A great Collaborative story telling site. You could work together with your students to create wonderful stories.
   • AudioBoo
     • You can make recordings up to 3 minutes, then you can share them with your class on a wiki, a blog or other media sites.
   • WhyVile
     • Students can play geography, science and art games.This could be a great way to extend the learning process.
   • Animoto
     • Allows you to create short video clips and slideshows that will excite your students and keep them engaged.

3. Productivity

   • Evernote
     • A versatile app that can save notes, organize photos, set reminders and upload attachments and sync across desktop and mobile devices.
   • HootSuite
     • Great to manage various social media accounts. Monitor all your social activity across networks in one easy to use dashboard.
   • Asana
     • Helps everyone stay on task and organized. Great way to keep everything in one spot.
   • Freedcamp
     • Central spot for project planning, organization and action. Share project to-do's, project files and join discussions with coworkers or students.

4. Social

   • Facebook
     • This site could be used to communicate with co workers, parents ect on what's going on in your classes.
   • Twitter
     • I think this is a great source for following different organizations to help expand your knowledge.
   • Edmodo
     • I think this is a wonderful site to communicate with colleagues on new ideas.
   • Facetime
     • You could use this to interview or communicate with people during class for your students to participate in. Example would be interviewing a meteroligist when studing the weather.