App of the Week: National Museum of African American History and Culture
12 fun learning apps to beat winter boredom
Learning apps have skyrocketed in popularity during COVID-19--here are some exciting apps to try this winter
App of the Week: Link art to historical events
Excellent curation and an unmatched art collection invites exploration
App of the Week: Reading Rainbow’s lesson plans
Thorough lesson plans help teachers utilize an amazing digital library.
#1: 6 underground apps students hide from schools
Educators and parents should keep these apps, which aren't always used for the best intentions, on their radar.
App of the Week: Drawing games for learning
Terrific option to teach basic game design in-app or on paper.
#6: 12 augmented reality apps students can use today
As augmented reality’s classroom potential grows, apps are becoming more relevant and targeted.
App of the Week: Have students reveal work in their own style
Digital worksheet builder lets students show learning in multiple ways.
App of the Week: Gorgeous game brings students into Thoreau’s world
Thoughtfully designed game illuminates Thoreau's writing, philosophy.
3 apps that lead to improved executive functioning skills
Technology and smartphone apps allow students to bring executive functioning tools with them into their classrooms for developing better EF skills.
App of the Week: Digital scavenger hunts for learning
Digital scavenger hunts provide dynamic, fresh learning experiences.
App of the Week: Khan Academy helps the brain grow
Guided lessons focus on the brain, encourage a growth mindset.
15 tools and apps today’s teachers actually use
eSchool News takes teachers' favorite apps and tools and compiles them into one list.
7 tools for global learning you can use right now
As learning goes global, these tools and apps can help set students up for success.
App of the Week: Collaborative storytelling
Read, write, and vote on engaging collaborative storytelling site.
4 ways to use augmented and virtual reality apps in the classroom
Check out these teacher-approved apps and lesson plans for teaching with AR and VR.
App of the Week: Making politics fun with sims
Charming political campaign sim mixes data analysis and civics.
App of the Week: Make every week a science week!
A weekly dose of curiosity for teachers and students alike.
App of the Week: A game of meaning
Philosophical game invites students to ponder everything's existence.
App of the Week: Digital planning board
Handy one-stop digital lesson planner saves time in the long run.
App of the Week: Minecraft for the classroom
Stellar collaboration tools, controls make Minecraft classroom-ready.
App of the Week: Emojis to fun-ify coding
Emoji-based coding tool demystifies web design and animation.
App of the Week: Helping students with Autism
Robust app combines high-quality lessons with handy quantitative data
App of the Week: Go virtual for NGSS
Virtual labs epitomize the NGSS Science and Engineering Practices.
App of the Week: Coding through fun game design
Fun and easy game design yields surprisingly complex creations.
App of the Week: Photo editing for social stardom!
Reliable photo editor built for design and social sharing.
15 of the best apps to engage students outside the classroom
From kindergarten to grade 12, the vast assortment of apps can meet any student’s interests, all while providing valuable lessons.
App of the Week: Add a Spark to your online creations
Super-flexible design tool for crafting fabulous images, videos, and sites .
App of the Week: Troves of data for back-to-school
Elegant treasure trove of data could fuel lessons and projects.
App of the Week: Video analysis of performance
Robust video analysis for sports, science, fine arts performance.
App of the Week: Digital lesson planning
Get beyond binders with a digital, remixable lesson-planning tool
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