Web-site resources

1) Poll everywhere: https://www.polleverywhere.com/

It is a survey tool used online, were students get to answer question using their phone or iPad. The survey will be live which means that any student answering a question the result will be immediately reflected, educators can share their screen so that student can view a live survey. Such tool can be used as way of formative assessment or open discussions in the classroom.

2) Padlet: https://padlet.com/

It is an interactive platform where students get to share their thoughts or ideas on a certain topic. It student responses will be displayed as sticky note and all the responses will come on all users screen. Student can responded anonymously or not and they responded to their peers by posting stickers. It is a great tool for coloration and teamwork.

3) Nearpod: https://nearpod.com/

It is an online platform that can be ingratiate in the classroom to support the activities and managing of the class. It gives immediate teacher student feedback which enable the students to self-assess and the teachers can give extension of activities if necessary. It can be used as simple presentation delivery, personalized provision, distributing resources, and open-end tasks

4) Powtoons: https://www.powtoon.com/home/

It is an interactive presentation tool that incorporates an intuitive user interface, and comic graphics. It provides many templates to edit, or start from scratch. Slides can be modified by changing text, font, image holders, and props. Students can preview their creation at any time with the play button, stop and make changes as needed. Free music from the tool store can be used to enhance the presentation.

5) NaturalReader: https://www.naturalreaders.com/

It is a tool to assist learners with dyslexia. As dyslexic learners have problems in reading, spelling, writing but not vision or hearing, this application software is created to support their reading by converting the written words into voice. It is an affordable, leading-edge software application that helps learners with reading and spelling difficulties be more productive at classroom. Parents or schools can choose between the products that NaturalReader offer to support their own needs depending on the learners they have and the stage of dyslexia. There is an online utility for the NaturalReader or a software both converts any written text such as MS Word, Web pages, PDF files, and eBook into spoken words. Dyslexic learners can then either listen or read along as the text is read aloud.