G Suite for Education is a suite of tools that helps me increase opportunities for critical thinking, communication, collaboration, and creativity for my students, all while supporting the learning objectives that I outline for them. Some of the tools include Docs, Sheets, slides, Drawings, Sites, Forms, Hangouts and Expeditions.

Kahoot is a quiz, discussion and survey tool I use to bring interaction into the classroom. It is a game-based tool which students play in real time on their own device or in teams. Essentially, multiple-choice questions are projected on the screen, students answer the questions, and afterwards there is time to reflect on the class results and discuss their responses.

Quizizz is a fun and engaging tool I use to conduct formative assessments in the classroom. I particularly like that each quiz is self-paced and that students can review their answers at the end. The quiz allows me to analyze students responses to determine patters in learning across the whole class, groups of students, and individual students.

Edpuzzle is a tool I use to make watching a video an interactive and student-centered task. With Edpuzzle, students can rewatch videos, respond to written questions or quizzes, click on hyperlinks inserted by a teacher, review written comments or audio notes left by me and more. Edpuzzle slows down and individualizes the viewing experience for students.

Screencastify is a Chrome browser extension that records screen activity as well as voice and video. Students use this extensions to demonstrate what they've learned and give presentations. It's a unique and creative way for students to develop their presentational speaking abilities in Spanish or present information about different cultural topics.

Canva and Venngage are online tools for students to create infographics in order to display information. These tools are a great way to get students to organize their thinking visually and impactfully, collate learning, and clearly and creatively communicate their ideas.