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Posted on by Tanner Higgin
Great on-the-sly learning games that don't scream "school."
Grades
3–12
Reviews of Apps & Websites
Useful slideshow/student-response tool doesn't outshine other options
8–12
Price
Free to try, Paid
Platforms
Web
Journaling site motivates student writers, has strong teacher tools
6–12
Stellar but pricey tool immerses users in meaningful language learning
Free
Android, iPad, iPhone, iPod Touch, Kindle Fire, Nook HD, Chrome
Easily accessible, kid-friendly database for the littlest researchers
K–3
Free to try
Free, expansive digital library unlocks treasure trove of books
K–5
Free, Free to try
Android, iPad, iPhone, iPod Touch, Chrome, Web
Helpful, yet complex, management tool for project-based learning
Paid
Ingenious, intuitive way for kids to learn and practice the basics
iPad, iPhone, iPod Touch
Cheerful digital workbook reinforces range of math skills
3
Free, Free to try, Paid
Pinpoints where history happened, but encyclopedic look lacks pizazz
4–12
Android, iPad, iPhone, iPod Touch
Confusing design limits potential of mind-mapping tool
Android, Kindle Fire
Posted on Wed, 03/26/2014 - 15:19 by Jeff Knutson
Use these tech tools to boost engagement while also getting great feedback about what your students know.
K–12
Topics
EdTech, Instruction & Assessment
Flexible app brings MS Office to mobile devices
5–12
Fun supplement for kids who struggle with social-emotional skills
1–7
Android, iPad, iPhone, iPod Touch, Kindle Fire
Review of classic novel's themes and characters doesn't grab interest
6–8
Linux, Mac, Windows, Web
