Ozge Karaoglu

My two favorite apps TeleStory and Toontastic have gone completely free on AppStore with all their great features unlocked as they are both acquired by Google.

Here are some of the best resources that I have been using for professional development.

Electronic Village Online Sessionsare five-week collaborative and hands on virtual courses & discussions that engage hundreds of educators every year.

Here is my list of favorite Apple apps that really work in an 1:1 iPad class!

Here are my favorite web tools of 2014.

New Year is on the way and here are some tools to enjoy the last days of this year with your students!

Microsoft’s new presentation tool, Sway seems pretty promising.

Edpuzzle helps you to do many different things at the same time with your videos.

Plickers is a kind of clickers that you can poll or quiz your students online. The best part is that your students don’t need to have any devices or connect to the internet.

I love storytelling and all the other tools and apps that will help our children to improve their creativity!

Little Memory is a web tool like a diary.

You can listen to the rain, wind, a camp fire, thunder storms, water streams.

Here is a cool tool for sending virtual postcards.

We Give Books has a great collection of books that you can choose from the library to read online.

Without signing up, you can start drawing on a blank page.

Here is a cool online game that we can use to train young learners on how to be more safe as they are using their emails: Safety Land

If you are looking for an app that will help you to learn and practice vocabulary, Biscuit can be a great tool for that and it’s free, at least for now!

If you are looking for a cool website that you would like to recommend your students to practice listening in a nice way, here is Just Books Read Aloud.

We teachers, from time to time, assign students to keep a diary especially when it is holiday time.

This is an online program where kids create their own monsters and play fun games to play with it.

If you are working on spelling or if you are hosting a spelling competition with your students, here is a cool website that you can work on spelling with your students:

If you are looking for a web tool that will help you to summarize what is on a website or on an article, here is Skim.it.

Clyp is another web tool and app that you can share your voice with others.

If you are interested in digital storytelling, here is a web tool that you can give a try with your students this year.