1. Language Arts Department Head Meeting (Tech Tools and More)
Presentation by Carlos Fernandez

2. Vocab Ahead http://www.vocabahead.com/ Vocabulary Videos
Can Focus on Memory, Student Focus, Attention, Speed, Spatial Reasoning, and Problem Solving

3. Doink
Create Animations

4. Source: http://cloudyinthemiddle.wordpress.com/tag/testing/
Polls in the Classroom
Instant Student Feedback in classroom.
Class Question
Homework Question
Liker Scale
Check for student understanding 4
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5. Testmoz
Testmoz - is one of the best and easiest free Test Generators.
Make the test.
Post the test where students can access it.
Testmoz will give you a report of the student data and outcomes.
Testmoz.com
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6. Testmoz Reports 6

7. Sample Test
Note: If you click on sign up - you can register but it will ask you for a donation. After using this product a couple of times you might see that its well worth a donation. 7

8. Popplet 8

9. How can I integrate Popplet in education?
Mind mapping
Assessment
Student Projects
Brainstorming
Presentations
Build your lesson around a Popplet
Share Popplet’s with students/co-workers
Collaborate
and Much More 9

10. My Symbaloo
End of Presentation they will get a link to this. 10

11. Symbaloo Sites http://edu.symbaloo.com/

12. Language Arts Resources
Contains Classroom Activities, Resources, Games, and More.

13. Litfy
Lots of free E-Books

14. Create Character Dialogues.
Witty Comics
Create Character Dialogues.
Select the Pre-Drawn background scenes and the pre-drawn characters they want to feature in their Comics.
Writing the dialogues is the creative element that is left to the student.

15. We Video http://www.wevideo.com/
WeVideo lets you tell your story with video. Our online video editing platform is affordable, simple to use, and uniquely collaborative. Learn more today.

16. Resource Blog

17. Shakespeare Resources
- Search Engine
- Word Frequency Lists
- Shakespeare Library
General Poetry
- Poetry Archive
- Poetry Foundation
- Poetry 180

18. Newspaper Generator

19. Newspaper Generator
In a nut shell - this site basically allows the student to enter the following data:
 - Name of the News Paper
 - Date:
 - Headline:
 - Enter your story:
As you can imagine there are millions of ways that a teacher can infuse such a great resource into their daily teachings. 
Here are some basic examples of possible usage. 
- Teach different purposes of writing
- Teach informational text
- How to write op/ed articles
- Use as a form of recapping a daily, weekly, or unit lesson
- Teach Black History - by focussing on a time period, era, or person
- Inspire Creativity with Children
As you can see the their are many possible ways to infuse such a great tool in the classroom. 
My favorite aspect of this resource is that its web-based (free) and simple to use.