Ozge Karaoglu

Spell Up is a cool voice-activated spelling game that is powered by Google.

For each page, you can write your text, add pictures from your computer or from the tool’s gallery. You can also draw and add items on your pages.

If you are working with young learners, and if you are looking for an option to create stories online, you can try Seussville Story Maker.

This year, if you do not want your students to use only pencil and paper, here are some ideas and tools that can enhance your lessons with some technology.

TED-Ed is bringing TED into your classrooms with TED-Ed Clubs.

If you are already integrating songs into your lessons, here is a cool tool that you may want to use.

Here is a terrific website for kids to explore stories.

There are many tools to create online presentation and Slides is one of them.

Here is a great tool that will help you to download YouTube videos on your computer in a very simple way. It is ClipConverter!

Comment Bubble is new web tool that lets you leave comments on videos collaboratively.

To help those looking for some advice, here are 4 things to consider when creating or setting up a website.

Masters Edition is inviting you to collaborate with some of the greatest writers of all the tines such as Edgar Allen Poe, Shakespeare, Nietzsche, Emily Dickinson etc.

I was really sad when Google had stopped Google Search Stories, but Google has a much better tool than this: Google Story Builder

Most schools use teaching software wherever possible but what they may not realise is that the use of software represents a potential risk – if necessary protection is not put in place.

Today, I would like to share with you my favorite web tool, WeTransfer.

Lily’s Adventures With Colors is an interactive app that aims at teaching young learners to teach and practice colors with them with a fun story and three different interactive games.

Children love keeping reading logs which I think is very beneficial for kids to see and compare how much reading they are doing.

There is only one rule, which is not to do anything for 2 minutes, if you can.

Here is a nice app that will help us to monitor the class noise level: Bouncy Balls.

It is very user friendly and quick to create narrated videos of any kind.

Here is an interesting and a cool tool, The Secret Door.

Adobe has recently released a great app that we can all use for digital storytelling: Adobe Voice, a stunning app to create animated videos.

We have been nominated for our e-book, My First Digital Journey that was published by the Round last year.

Thinglink is a tool that I wanted to write about for a long time. It is neat, simple and very flexible.

HemingwayApp is a web tool to help you to analyze your writing, suggest changes and make your writing better.