C. P. Honors English 9:

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1: Moodle Link

• Socrative (response system)
• Spicynodes.org (flow charts/organizer)
• Idea Sketch: flow charts/diagrams (app)
• Midomo: app for idea flow charts, etc.
• Simple Outliner: make outlines and save (app)
• Edmodo (collaborative management tool)
• Dropbox (this is also available as a web tool and allows files to be saved in the cloud and then downloaded to any device with this app or any computer with the software downloaded)
• Googlesearch (much easier than the steps to access this through a web browser on a phone)
• Wikipanion (access to Wikipedia for Apple products—Wikipedia has its own app for Android but the apps are nearly identical)
• EasyBib (helps students with APA, MLA, Chicago citations)
• GoogleDrive (for Google docs, presentations, spreasheets, etc) this allows students to access the Google docs they may have created at home the night before.
• Quizlet (digital flashcards for studying—also a web tool. Android has “Flashcards+ Free” as a comparable app that actually connects to Quizlet)
• Diigo (digital annotation device for webpages)
• Evernote (both Diigo and Evernote are bookmarking, organizing apps and both are also web tools accessible on a computer)
• Symbaloo (using a visual cues, this organizes websites into themes that can be shared among students and teachers. Also a web tool accessible on a computer)
• Adobe Reader (to view pdf files on a mobile device)
• Scan (for QR codes)
• Merriam-Webster Dictionary (allows for voice-command search and has been rated higher than “Dictionary.com”)
• Converter Plus (this is the only one that does not have an easy comparable app on Android) a unit converter including area, weight, energy, force, power, pressure, currency, etc.