These are the top 15 websites for use in a middle school language arts class. My students either used these tools or were exposed to them. They generated this list and rated them on Survey Monkey. I will post survey results as soon as everyone has taken it, but here is the list:
- Classtools.net
- Quizlet
- Exploretree
- Survey Monkey
- Spelling City
- Writing the City
- Legacy Project
- wiki
- Skype
- Quintura
- readwritethink.org
- Voicethread
- Google Earth
- Notestar
- 21 Classes
- Learn more about mynoteIT
- Use iTunes University in the classroom
- Each student will have a Google account and notebook
- Use yourtake.org for persuasive... if you create an account you can get a free subscription by entering "teffriend" in the Activate Subscription option
2 comments:
Erica,
This is a great list. Glad to see you guys are using survey monkey. It's one of my favorite tools to use with a group to find exactly where they "are."
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