- Online tool
MBlock
- MBlock coding platform. Available in browser and app. Compatible with many makeblock robots, like Codey Rocky, mBot, and mBot Mega. Blocks and python.
- Information resource
Marty the Robot
- Get started with Marty the robot! User guides, app, lesson plans, and getting started tips!
- Online tool
Magnifier App.
- An app that can allow users to get a closer view of objects and text.
- Online tool
Irobot Coding App
- Irobot Coding is available for download on multiple devices. It contains coding challenges for students and can pair with irobots using Bluetooth. Can move
- Online tool
Incredibox
- Incredibox can be accessed online in a browser or via a downloaded app. It allows people to create their music. You can also add
- Online tool
iMotion App
- A free app that is good to create stop-motion or timelaps creations. Avalible via. the App store.
- Online tool
Hopscotch
- A coding and programming platform accessible on a browser or downloadable app. Designed for kids 10 – 16.
- Online tool
Google Earth
- Available on a browser or downloadable app, Google Earth is one way for students to explore the territory using technology and satellite images.
- Online tool
Geocaching App
- An find and seek app that can be used in may educational ways, like making your own geocaches for student groups to find in
- Online tool
FizziQ Science App
- A free app for smartphones that allows you to conduct science experiments using the phone’s sensors.
- Online tool
Duolingo Apps for Language and Math
- Duolingo apps are a great way to practice a language you are learning. They have free and paid versions. Duolingo for language learning:
- Online tool
DroneBlocks
- A chrome app where students can create code from drones. They can save there code as a file and upload it to there drones.
- Online tool
Cubelets App
- An app that works with Cubelets by Modular Robotics Inc. It is a great way to go further with Cubelets robots.
- Online tool
Blockly App
- A free app that works with Dash or Dot robots and uses block coding.
- Online tool
BirdBlox App
- A block coding app which is good for ages 9 -14. They can program Hummingbird and Finch 2.0 robots.
- Online tool
Arduino Science Journal App
- Free app to learn more about the scientific method. Students can interact with data and conduct digital experiements.
- Online tool
Octostudio
- A free mobile coding app developed by the Lifelong Kindergarten group at MIT Media Lab. This coding program allows you to share your coded
- Professional Development
Minecraft Education: Teacher Academy
- 3 learning modules for educators to get you started and deepen your expertise with regard to teaching with Minecraft! The modules take about 3.5
- Lesson Plan
CO2 Trends with Python
- In this lesson, learners will use Python and the Pygal graphing library to visualize data about one of the most important issues facing our
- Lesson Plan
micro:bit Challenge: Addressing the UN Global Goals
- In this lesson inspired by the micro:bits Global Challenge “Creativity to Change the World”, learners will create a prototype addressing one of the UN’s
- Lesson Plan
What Does it Mean to Be Green?
- Learners will discuss what it means to be ‘green’ and create a Green Haiku together, then bring their favourite idea to life using ScratchJr.
- Lesson Plan
Makey Makey in the Math Classroom!
- Imagine a classroom where the boundaries between the digital and physical worlds blur; everyday objects transform into interactive learning tools, and students become the architects
- Information resource, Video
MediaSmarts: Digital Citizenship Tip Sheets
- A collection of four tip sheets related to ethical citizenship and communicating respectfully online. Tip sheets are accompanied by videos.
- Information resource
Twine Lab: Resources
- Resources to support teachers and students in creating non-linear, interactive stories using Twine
- Online tool
Twine: Storytelling Software
- Open-source software that allows students to create simple stories. No coding is needed, but you are able to extend your creations using coding if
- Online tool
Beyond the Slideshow: Google Slides Activities for all Subjects – by Eric Curts
- Beyond the Slideshow: Google Slides Activities for all Subjects – by Eric Curts Table of Contents 🧰 General Resources ✋ Manipulatives / Drag and
- Information resource, Online tool
List of Webtools: No Registration Needed for Students
- To make it on this list, a site must be: Free. There may be paid versions, but there is an option to use without
- Information resource
Colorful Microsoft Education Quick Guides (Infographics)
- Are you looking for quick reference guides to support you and your students while using Microsoft educational tools? Well, look no further! From Speaker
- Information resource
Microsoft Education Quick Guides for Teachers
- Each guide provides step-by-step instructions, accompanied by clear screenshots and diagrams, ensuring that even the least tech-savvy teacher can confidently navigate the tools. Microsoft
- Video
Code Along : Micro:bit 101
- Join the RECIT Anglophone Community for a Taste of Technology, Code Along! During this webinar, we will introduce you to the micro:bit and walk
- Lesson Plan
Machine Learning: Scratch Projects
- Check out these step-by-step activity guides for Scratch. They are designed to support independent learning.
- Online tool
AskYourPDF
- An AI-powered tool that allows you to upload a PDF for free and ask questions about the PDF you uploaded. It can also suggest
- Online tool
summarize.tech
- An free AI tool powered by Chat GPT that generates summaries of long online videos.
- Online tool
Conker
- A free AI quiz generator that can make use of various question types.
- Online tool
Speaker Coach
- This Microsoft 365 tool allows you to practice presentations before delivering them to become more effective. It gives you feedback about your pace, wording
- Lesson Plan, Online tool
Yippity
- Yippity is an AI tool that generates quiz questions from a website or text. It allows users to create 3 free quizzes a month.
- Online tool
Curiopod
- This timesaving AI tool allows teachers to generate slide decks from students based on the information/topic they input into the generator. After the slides
- Online tool
Diffit for teachers
- Input a text and a reading level and this AI tool will try to adjust the text for the given learner. You can adjust
- Online tool
read.ai
- An application that can be added to meeting platforms (Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google MEET, etc) that can generate automatic transcripts and summaries using AI
- Online tool, Video
Whose.Land: Platform link and Webinar
- Whose.Land are you on? : Stimulating classroom learning and conversations around Truth and Reconciliation using the Whose.Land platform A recorded webinar offered by the
- Information resource, Professional Development
Makerspaces for Learning, Living & Sharing
- Playbook from the 2022 Unconferences on Facilitating Learning in FabLabs, Makerspaces and Open Creative Spaces. A total of 17 discussion leaders from 14 organizations
