13 Creative EdTech Tools/Tricks to Make Classroom Activities Come Alive

GotTechED the PodcastEpisode #83: 13 Creative EdTech Tools/Tricks to Make Classroom Activities Come AliveIf you are a new listener to GotTechED the Podcast, we would love to hear from you.&nbsp; Please visit our Contact Page and let us know how we can help you today!Welcome back to GotTechED the podcast this is Episode #83 called “13 Creative EdTech Tools/Tricks to Make Classroom Activities Come Alive."&nbsp; In this episode we’ll share X ideas for making your classroom activities come alive with creativity and increased student engagement.&nbsp; We’ll also share some information about the long awaited release of the Hopewell Valley Student Publications Network at HVSPN.com.&nbsp; This is another episode you don’t want to miss.&nbsp; Check it out.Segment 1: HVSPN.comSegment 2: 13 Creative EdTech Tools/Tricks to Make Classroom Activities Come AliveThinglink Mobile App lets you capture real world 3D media for VR exploration.&nbsp; Create the thinglink experience right on your phone!&nbsp; They also added the ability to share thinglinks to a VR headset&nbsp;Let Google provide the support.&nbsp; Help and hint links in problem set worksheets.&nbsp; Links to videos or Mote comments to give students a push in the right directionSet up a scavenger hunt!&nbsp;&nbsp;Google Site URL’sQR code generatorsBitly or tinyulsIn a Google Doc use the Doc Secrets AddOn.&nbsp; Want to keep some text in your document private while sharing the rest of it with others? DocSecrets can help. Just add a password to the DocSecrets sidebar, then type any secret text you want to add to your document in the add-on's Insert field. You can select existing text on the page and click Censor text to hide it—but that text would still be visible in the document's history, making it not nearly as private. Then, to see the hidden text, your collaborators will have to both know your password and have the DocSecrets add-on installed—otherwise all they'll see is colored lines and dashes.Nick - Why so few fonts in Docs.&nbsp; Don't download a fonts add-on in Google Docs—none are better than the built-in Google Fonts integration.&nbsp; Just click the down arrow on the fonts menu and select More Fonts.Study tools with mind mappingMindMeister has an add-on that automatically turns bulleted lists into a MindMapMindmupLet Ablebits bring professionalism to student reportsAblebits’ Table Styles add-on for Google Sheets and DocsLet a program do the work for you:Text giraffe- instant word fontshttps://www.wordificator.com/ have words will a shape or pictureCoolers color schemesFancy Text GeneratorGive students curations of pictures/video to usehttps://www.dreamstime.com/UnsplashBurstPexelsPixabaStocksnap.ioLife of PixGratisographyThe Jopwell CollectionPicJumbo&nbsp;CrelloFlickrCanva for educationFree ImagesAllow students to add music or to make their own musicGotTechED’s Guide to Student Music CreationIncrediboxSoundTrapYouTube Music LibraryIntroduce sites that allow you to manipulate photosPixlrPhotofuniaCanva for EducationSlazzerSnap SeedRemove.bgAudio Replacement StrategyGotTechED’s Teacher’s Guide to Student PodcastingHands on Game creationEscape RoomsBuild puzzlesBoard Games<span...