Use Edpuzzle to create video lessons. Create videos that pause periodically to ask students to interact or respond. You can share videos with other teachers in our school! Click here to learn more.

This link will take you to a page with tutorials on how to use Google Calendar to manage your schedule, invite people to Google Meets, create and invite people to events, share calendars, or schedule appointments. This is a great tool to make sure you don't miss meetings (or people don't miss yours!) or wind up double-booked for meetings. We currently use Google Calender to sign up for time in the library.

Make an account for free and you can create game learning games for your students! Games can consist of simple questions or get more complex with images, audio, and video. Click here to learn more.

There are a lot of tools out there for creating citations, but this one is my current favorite! It can create citations in MLA, or APA just from a URL or book title! It also shows in-text citations and checks websites for credibility! Click here to learn more.

OPALS is our online catalog for the library. You can use it to browse for a book to read, find materials for research and inquiry, or find curated lists of sources created by other teachers. Click here to learn more.

WeVideo is a great resource for creating and editing videos for class. If you're a teacher, there is also a classroom feature that enables you to create and push out assignments. Students can then collaborate on videos. Click here to learn more. The library pays for a number of licenses for students and teachers each year, so use your Google account to sign in. Click here to learn more.