Heres a little collection of digital knowing tools and resources you may not understand about. Give them a look during a much-deserved summertime break and see if one, two, or more of them fit into your teaching method and scholastic objectives for your students.

Each year, we share our 10 most-read stories. Not remarkably, much of this years Top 10 focused on trainee engagement and online or hybrid learning techniques associated with pandemic teaching. This years 5th most-read story focuses on under-the-radar digital learning tools.

There are some widely known and much-loved digital learning tools that belong to every teachers must-try list, but why not throw some new resources into the mix?

Throughout pandemic knowing, educators have seen a huge selection of digital learning tools and resources, and theyre figuring out what does and does not work for their training approaches.

1. AllSides helps students, well, get all sides of a story or problem to arrange fact from fiction and identify bias and false information. It provides viewpoints from center-, left-, and right-leaning publications to assist students compare and contrast.

Laura Ascione is the Editorial Director at eSchool Media. She is a graduate of the University of Marylands prestigious Philip Merrill College of Journalism.

Not remarkably, many of this years Top 10 focused on student engagement and online or hybrid learning methods related to pandemic teaching. AllSides helps trainees, well, get all sides of a story or problem to sort fact from fiction and recognize predisposition and misinformation. Feedback is a huge chauffeur of student knowing.

Floop is a web app that saves instructors time and assists students see the worth in feedback. Feedback is a big motorist of trainee learning. Educators can assist students act on feedback through discussions and resubmissions.

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