Sharatorium

=Post a "hot" link and description of your share.=

Below you will find the link link to my JCPS Technology Wiki; on this site you will find various web 2.0 sites. http://jcpsweb20.wikispaces.com/



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**Jenny Riggs Sharatorium:**

 * Braineos is a website that allows you to create flashcards. You can make the questions and answers and choose how you want to play. You can challenge others to play against you. This would be a great way for teachers to collaborate with students and students to collaborate with students. The students can create their own flashcard games and share them with their teacher and peers.**

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Julie Kraemer- Sharatorium:

I use QR codes in my classroom on a daily basis. For every new section of notes the students take, I give them a QR code that links them to a video I have created. This video works through example questions step by step. Students are encouraged to use the videos as help when completing homework at home and to study for tests/quizzes. I created the videos using an app called ShowMe and then create and print the QR codes using avery.com. I print the QR codes on pre-made labels so I just have to peel and stick!

Here is a link to a video from this past week! []


 * Ariel Edlin:**

LearnZillion is collaborat ** iv ** e website that allows teachers from across the US to create or use video lessons, assessments, and progress reporting that highlight Common Core Standards. It focuses mainly on math and ELA but has lessons available for grades K-12. Not only are teachers able to collaborate by sharing ideas that are aligned with Common Core but the lessons are engaging and incorporate technology into the classroom for 21st century learners. And it's free!

Click here to watch a video about LearnZillion in the classroom.

Gretchen McBride

[] Xtramath is great for practicing basic skills. Your kids can do it at home and at school and it will keep the progress together by creating accounts for each child

[|Fluency Tutor] Nathan Steinert