There are those apps and tools that you know are magic as soon as you see them. They may do something no one has ever thought of, or they come up with a smart way to solve a problem. Seesaw was just that app for me.
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Seesaw is a portfolio app. It allows kids to put all their work in one place and add reflections easily. It also has an easy login for your children as all they have to do is scan a QR code. To me, it gives you a multiuser tool that students can both create and turn in creation assignments on. It makes it easy to turn in on almost any device.If you want to know more check out there PD in your PJs series HERE.
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David Lockhart is an edtech presenter, speaker, advocate, and coach with over ten years' experience teaching high school social studies. As an Education Technology Specialist with the Iteach Center at Kennesaw State University, he works with a metro Atlanta school district to personalize learning for students with the aid of technology. Read his blog at bigguyinabowtie.com and follow him on Twitter @bigguyinabowtie.
