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Apps for Instructional Productivity

What:Magnifying Glass glass.en.softonic.com/ Type:For CPUs Cost:Free Use:Use this easy tool to have students/you magnify important parts of images. The other great resource you will see in this is Fotopedia has several iOS apps, in addition to the web-based app you see in this example. Fotopedia is a tremendous resource for dynamic images to use at every level.

Apps for Engagement

What:Show of Hands Type:For iOS & Android Cost:Free Use:Use this easy in your current events, civics, econ, gov, and more…as a discussion starter.

Apps for Engagement Based on the results, which region(s) did each Roosevelt perform best in? When looking at the filters, what is a takeaway you have from looking at male/female splits? Democrat/Republican/Independent splits?

Apps for Engagement When scrolling through state responses, each Roosevelt had states where they received strong majorities. What role might geographic location and history play in these state by state results?

Apps for Research and Flipped Instruction

Apps for Research/Flipped Inst. What:Old Maps Online Type:Web-Based Cost:Free Use:Tons of great primary source maps throughout history!

Apps for Research/Flipped Inst. What:Go Social Studies Type:Web-Based, YouTube aggregate for videos. Cost:Free Use:Quality YouTube videos on all the social sciences (tabbed) or searchable.

Apps for Research/Flipped Inst. What:Global Closet Type:Web-Based, interactive tool. Cost:Free Use:Great preview activity before discussing globalization, trade, and production with elementary/middle schoolers.

Apps for Research/Flipped Inst. Global Closet Continued…

Apps for Creativity

What:Xtranormal Type:Web-Based, interactive tool. Cost:Free & Paid Use:Create easy animations that will say anything that is typed.

Apps for Creativity What:Kerpoof Type:Web-Based (Flash) Cost:Free & Paid Use:Perfect for elementary students to create posters and story books.

Apps for Creativity What:Mixbook, Type:Web-Based (Flash) Cost:Free & Paid Use:Perfect for middle and high school students to create digital picture books.

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