Course Builder Website Course Builder contains software and instructions for presenting your course material, which can include lessons, student activities, and assessments. To use Course Builder you should be familiar with HTML and JavaScript. What do you think of Course Builder?

Mightybell Website Mightybell lets you create colorful online groups. Choose a theme, make it public or invite only, and bring in your students with an easy series of invitations. What do you think of Mightybell?

Bundlenut Website Bundlenut lets you share collections of links in one handy bundle browser. Create lessons from online resources. You can change the contents at any time and reorder the inks. What do you think of Bundlenut?

Thinglink is a tool that I wanted to write about for a long time. It is neat, simple and very flexible.  It simply lets you create interactive images. You can upload any picture and tag links, text, audio or video on the picture. When you are done, you can share it via social media tools. It is a collaborative tool that lets you and your students work on the same picture while tagging. You can add colorful pins to your interactive images. The tool also gives us a chance to create a classroom and moderate our students’ interactive images. Here are a few ideas to use this tool: Ask students to upload a picture of themselves or families and talk about it. They can tag their favorite films, songs, books, write about themselves etc. Choose picture and ask students to tell their stories by tagging.  Great way to help students to read infographics and maps. We can do it by tagging notes on an infographic.  On a world map, the students can leave different tags about the countries that they know. I think that would be useful before we start a topic. Great way to learn what they already know about the topic that they are about to learn. This tool can be an alternative to a student’s portfolio. Students can be asked to keep their products on a picture. Young learners can be asked to write or define the words that they know on a picture. This tool can be used for feedback as well. Ask students to talk or write about what they have learned on a topic. Students can be asked to talk on photo collages.  Just give it a try; I am sure you will come up with more ideas!

7scenes Website 7scenes is a mobile storytelling platform, which can be used to create a mobile learning curriculum. The everyday environment can be used as a classroom for a lot of different subjects like history, arts, culture, biology, maths and architecture. What do you think of 7scenes?

Capzles Website Capzles lets you creare rich multimedia collections with videos, photos, music, websites and documnets. Share and embed your creations. What do you think of Capzles?

Secure Passwords Website The password generator uses the secure bcrypt algorithm to create strong passwords that are also unique for every site. You just have to remember a single passphrase and the tool will create different passwords for all your online accounts with a click. What do you think of Secure Passwords?

Nearppod Website Nearpod lets you create interactive classes. Push information, questions, and activities to students’ mobile devices. See all student activity in real-time, check attendance and assess student progress. What do you think of Nearpod?

Sketchometry Website Sketchometry provides a minimal user interface for doing Euclidean geometry and function plotting. Sketch points, circles and lines on the screen which are converted to exact geometric objects. What do you think of Sketchometry?

Lore Website Lore lets you manage your courses online. It combines robust tools like gradebook, file management, communication, and calendaring with social networking features so students can communicate with each other. What do you think of Lore?