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Tyler SIS Student 360 is the parent and student portal app to view school progress and activities for schools utilizing SIS.
The summary screen shows important information at a glance, including:
Google Sheets is a web-based application that allows users to create, update and modify spreadsheets, share the data live online and update with access from anywhere at anytime. Achievement data can be collected and used for goal setting and to show student growth over time. Data can be used for RTI placement and collaboration, differentiated instruction, and instructional placement in groups.
Class Dojo is a behavior management tool for classrooms and schools. Each student, group or class has a profile. Teachers and staff may assign positive and negative points throughout the day.
It allows connection and up-to-date communication for staff and parents. Data can be used to show student growth and determine behavior plans based on noticed and observable patterns. It can also be utilized to give feedback to students as well as for goal setting.
Scoop.it is a publishing tools which allows users to curate information, find content on relevant topics, and share with others in a beautiful, online magazine format. The Scoop.it feed can be shared via Twitter or other social media platforms.
Google+ is used to let team members "engage and communicate" at "a deeper level". It includes a social media like stream which features posts, comments and communities based on common goals and pursuits.
Twitter is an online news and social networking service. It allows users to post and interact with messages and "tweets" which are restricted to 140 characters. Users can post tweets, utilize hashtags to develop or promote ideas, and develop a personal professional learning network.
Google Hangouts, soon to become Google Talk, is a messaging service that incorporates technology to video chat. Google Hangouts allows text, voice and video conversations.
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Twitter is an online news and social networking service. It allows users to post and interact with messages and "tweets" which are restricted to 140 characters. Users can post tweets, utilize hashtags to promote ideas and events as well as promote positive public relations.
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Curate websites in a tile format for PD, tech resources, provide access to teacher websites and more.
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Resource for uses:
https://www.theedublogger.com/2014/04/09/11-ways-to-use-symbaloo-in-the-classroom/
Access to app:
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/symbaloo/id521081559?mt=8
Weebly is an app that allows users to start and grow a website with curated website templates and drag and drop features. Weebly gives users the freedom to create a high quality site for stakeholders to access for up-to-date communication as well as a one-stop go to place for information. Users can include text, photos, graphics, videos, Symbaloos, an embedded Twitter feed, and more to maintain current communication.
Remind is a free text messaging app that helps teachers, students, and parents communicate quickly and efficiently.
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Gmail is an easy to use email app that saves time and keeps messages safe. Get messages instantly via push notifications, read and respond online & offline, and find any message quickly.
Benefits include:
• An organized inbox
• Less spam
• 15GB of free storage
• Multiple account support
• Direct access from the app
Google Drive provides access to Google Forms which is part of the Google Suite. Google Forms are a free tool from Google that allows you to:
Classroom is a free suite of productivity tools that includes email, documents, and storage. Classroom was designed collaboratively with teachers to help them save time, keep classes organized, and improve communication with students.
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YouTube is a video platform with educational content for sharing, promoting, teaching, learning and professional development.
For evaluating, instructional leaders may video tape lessons or have staff video tape lessons, evaluate their practices and reflect to further develop their craft. Teachers and staff can also watch other teacher examples and evaluate video lessons or tech uses to reflect and develop in their practice.
Kahoot is a game-based classroom or group response system and educational platform.
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Provides users with multimedia slides to share and display information. Presentations may incorporate images, sounds, videos, text, charts, and interactive media.
Google Slides allows users to access, create, and edit presentations from one's phone, tablet, or computer — even when there’s no connection. Users may share with anyone, edit in real time, and collaborate in the creation or through comments. All changes are automatically saved as the user types. One can even use revision history to see old versions of the same presentation, and restore revisions. It can easily be shared as well as published online.
Keynote is a powerful presentation app built for iPad, iPhone, and iPod touch. It allows users to create presentations with animated charts and transitions with a touch or a tap.
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Prezi is a flash-based presentation system that allows users to create dynamic presentations. Presentations can zoom in and out across a large area, create motion paths to lead users through a story, as well as embed images and video. It is an easy to learn and use step up from traditional slide-based presentation software.
Any.do is a to-do list manager, with apps for Android and iOS, a Chrome app and extension, and a web app. It is recommended for iPhone. It has a focus on simplicity and availability. It syncs to-dos across devices, is available on the web, and keeps track of your items for users.
Wunderlist helps people stay organized. It allows people to capture their ideas, create to-do lists, or itemize places to visit. Wunderlist makes it easy to share your lists and collaborate with others. It instantly syncs between mobile devices. It is a to-do list manager.
Google Drive is a cloud storage service that allows users to create, store and synchronize digital content to publish, share and collaborate online.
Google Calendar is an online calendar which helps users keep track of time and schedules. Users can easily add events from email messages directly to their calendar.
iMovie is a video editing software sold by Apple. It can import video and photo files from a hard drive. Users can edit photos and video clips, add titles, themes, music, and effects, including basic color correction. iMovie also includes video enhancement tools and transitions such as fades and slides to produce high quality movies.
Evernote is a well-known online note-taking applications. People can use as few or as many of the advanced note management tools as they prefer. Users can add notes to Evernote via email or log in via the browser. It has a sophisticated organization system that allows users to categorize notes into different notebooks and clump multiple notebooks together as "stacks." Users can create shortcuts to quickly select frequently accessed data, and filter results in searches.
Google Drive, comprised of docs, slides, forms google sheets, and more. If can be utilized to produce, create, collaborate, communicate and store digitally on a cloud. Services are free to use.
