StudyAce is a flexible platform for users to create, share, and engage study materials. After launching and logging into the app, users can tap the “Home” button on the bottom of the screen and select one of the “Sample Games” to play. Next, a new screen will appear, and it will display the games users can play at the top ...
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Freemium! Pear Deck is designed to integrate activities and questions into a presentation. To begin, users will need to log into Pear Deck using their Google credentials or sign in with their email. Next, a dashboard will load, and users can click the “New” button and then select the “Slide Deck” option to begin creating their presentation. At this point, ...
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Free! Go Formative is a web-based tool used to assess and monitor student learning. To begin, users must register as either a teacher or a student. (For the intent of this review, it will be discussed from the teacher perspective.) Next, users will see their dashboard, which allows them to add and edit assignments, their profile, and classes. First, to ...
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Free! The Literature Network offers users a comprehensive resource for locating information about famous authors, their works, and the time periods when they worked. After launching the website, the “Home” section shows a list of the authors included on the website, recent forum posts, and popular quizzes. Users can click on an author’s name, forum title, or quiz to access ...
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[asa_item id=”1062018455″] Extempore is designed to assess users’ speaking skills as they acquire a new language. Extempore functions as both a website and an app. To begin, teacher users will need to log into the Extempore website. Next, teacher users will click the “Content” button on the top of the screen, choose if they wish to create or edit an ...
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