Videoconference apps
Most well-known Microsoft's app for videoconferences
Microsoft Teams
It's an extension of National Geographic. It is made for children.
National Geographic Kids
It helps teacher to identify the level of familiarity about a certain topic before teaching it
Diagnostics Assessment
They prefer learning by observing things. Using images, diagrams and more helps these types of learners understand information better
Visual Learners
Google site that offers not only a videoconference service but also an space to upload tasks.
Google Classroom
You can find lots of comics. Also, you can create your owns. It has a yellow interface
Make Beliefs Comix
It is taken at the end of a unit or topic to measure student progress or what was learned.
Summative Assessment
Sound and music are a strong suit for these types of learners who typically have a good sense of rhythm
It lets its users have a 45 min conference for free if there's more than 2 people
Zoom
It's a website that lets users create videos up to 3 minutes for free. People can add texts, images, audios, music, etc.
Poowtoon
It helps teachers understand student learning while they teach, and adjust their strategies on the way
Formative Assesment
Learning in groups and working with others is favored by social learners
Social Learners
It lets you to expulse members, even though if you're not the host.
Microsoft Teams
Everyone can use it to create their own online learning community. You only need your email and the name for the URL and pick the language.
Gnomio
it compares previous results with a second try, motivating students to set goals and improve their skills
Ipsative assessments
These learners prefer using words, both in speech and writing. They can easily express themselves and usually love to read and write
Verbal Learners