Blackboard

Teaching, learning, community building, and knowledge sharing.

Using Blackboard can be useful to you and your students. Blackboard is a course the executives' framework that permits you to give content to students in a central area, speak with students rapidly, and give grades in an electronic organization to students.

Students can submit tasks electronically and work with an assortment of  Web-based devices, for example, e-portfolios, wikis, and sites. Students can likewise survey their friends and self-evaluate if projects are intended for such assessment. It may be installed on local servers, hosted by Blackboard ASP Solutions, or provided as Software as a Service hosted on Amazon Web Services. Its main purposes are to add online elements to courses traditionally delivered face-to-face and to develop completely online courses with few or no face-to-face meetings.

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Moodle

Teaching with Moodle in higher education!

Moodle conveys a powerful set of student-driven devices and communitarian learning conditions that engage both educating and learning. 

As a result of its adaptability and versatility, Moodle has been adjusted for use across education, business, non-benefit, government, and numerous other network frameworks of all sizes.

Designed with basic and adaptable UI and well-documented assets, Moodle can be simple for instructors and students to use. Moodle is web-based and features a versatile viable interface, making it available from anyplace in the world across various internet browsers or devices.

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Edmodo

 

Sharing ideas, problems, and helpful tips with Edmodo.

Edmodo is an instructive site that takes the thoughts of a social community and refines them and makes them proper for a class. Using Edmodo, students and educators can contact each other and associate by sharing thoughts, issues, and helpful tips.

You needn't bother with a PC lab to use, you don't must have PCs in the room, it is something that will supplement your instructing and permit you to improve techniques for correspondence with your students outside of class. More correspondence ordinarily means less confusion, better work, and more opportunity to engage and center around those more elevated level fundamental questions.

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Google Classroom

Simplified teaching with Google Classroom!

Google Classroom is a blended learning platform developed by Google for schools that aims to simplify creating, distributing, and grading assignments paperless.

Google Classroom integrates 

Docs, Sheets, Slides,

Gmail, and Calendar                        

into a cohesive platform  to manage student and 

teacher communication. 

Students can be invited to join a class directly imported from the school domain. Teachers can create lessons, distribute, and mark assignments with the Google Classroom.

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Flipgrid

The simplest way to see and hear from 

your students, anytime and anywhere.

Flipgrid is a website that allows

 teachers to create "grids" 

to simplify video discussions.

 Each grid is like a message 

a board where teachers can pose questions, called "topics," and their students can post video responses that appear in a tiled grid display. 

Grids can be shared with

 classes, small groups, or any 

collection of users interested 

in a common strand of questions. 

 

Storybird

 

                   Storybird is a unique language arts tool. 

               

 

If you want your students to learn with fun, that's a great choice for you. Teachers use standards-based writing curriculum which engages students with age-appropriate video tutorials, writing challenges, quizzes, and more. 

It’s adaptable and appropriate for all levels. A teacher can encourage learners to surf the huge range of stories that cover all language levels to inspire them to create their poems or books according to their age or level.

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