Not long ago, a tweet passed through my feed from SimpleK12, and as you probably have seen, I am a big fan of SimpleK12. They offer so many wonderful things to educators. The feed was a blog post with 50+ free tech tools for your classroom. I was hooked. I started checking them out and decided I am going to do several posts about some of them. We are starting today with a post about EDUCAPLAY which is a multimedia resource tool.
Educaplay is a site that allows users to create multimedia games and tools to use as a review tool. You can create a free account to use and also search a directory of other people's files. This site reminded me a little of Quia, which I used to use when I was teaching as a review tool. As my followers know, I am too cheap to buy tools, and this one is a freebie.
Creating an account was easy, so was making an activity. I noticed you can select your country and then see specific grade levels and specific content to cover in the activity. There are also tutorial videos available for each activity you use. When you make the activities, you can alternate the method of presenting the materials- visual, text or audio. (Awesome tool for a foreign language teacher!)
I think this is a pretty good tool for the classroom teacher of all levels. Because there are many methods of presenting information, it will benefit many. I think, too, it could be embedded into some LMS as well.
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