Grace Mitchell and Kit Moore - Weeks 7 & 8: Assignment

EDT-6200- Weeks 7 & 8: Assignment, By Grace Mitchell and Kit Moore.

1. Grace Mitchell and Kim Moore. 10/12/2025
Top 10 Apps to use in the classroom.
Apps Used in the Classroom

2. Google Classroom
Google Classroom is the best way to share
materials, assignments, quizzes, and grades with
students. Classroom also allows students to
collaborate with their peers on different
assignments or projects. It is also tied to various
google apps such as presentations and sheets
that can be implemented into Google Classroom.
Moreover, Google Classroom is an easy to use
platform where students can see how to access
work, turn in assignments, and see upcoming
assignments. Google Classroom can also be
differentiated for all students. The teacher is in
charge of what material gets placed into the
classroom, so they can assign work for students
of different learning styles or needs. Teachers can
also assign work that fits the content and
standards so students are reinforcing skills while
using the app. Google Classroom also provided
feedback to students in a variety of ways, while
also allowing clear communication between
students and teachers. 

3. Kahoot
Kahoot is a fun and interactive way for
students to review valuable information
from the previous lesson. This is a good
way to review before a test, or review a
lesson before moving on to ensure
understanding. Students get to participate
in a fun yet competitive game which
increases student participation in the
classroom. Kahoot also keeps the
students' identities secure, proving to be a
positive and safe learning app for
students. 

4. Youtube
Youtube is a great way for students to
interact with the material that is being
presented in class. Students can look up
different videos, or teachers can assign
videos that fit the lesson.  Youtube is also
very easy for students to use because it is
something that they are familiar with.
Youtube can also be accessed through
any electronic device such as computer,
phone, or tablet. There is also a feature
that ensures students' identities are kept
private through the use of Youtube Kids.
Teachers and students can use Youtube to
reinforce the curriculum and meet
standards that are vital for student
success. 

5. Quizlet
Students are able to study key terms and
concepts through digital flashcards,
quizzes, or games. The app reinforces
memorization skills, while also allowing
students to create their own flashcards for
various classes. Quizlet is an easy to use
app that has clear instructions that
students can use to test their knowledge
on any subject. Quizlet also lets students
learn at their own pace, which can be vital
for students who need extra time.

6. Khan Academy
Khan Academy is a free platform that
provides students with lessons over the
content that they are studying. Along with
the lessons provided for students, there
are also questions that students can
answer at their own pace. The app also
evaluates the students performance to
see where students are strong and
expands more on their weaknesses to
make sure they are fully understanding the
content. This app also allows students to
work with peers from anywhere they have
access to the app. Students are able to
use Khan Academy inside and outside of
the classroom, making it a great choice for
students. 

7. Chegg
Students are able to access 24/7 help through
experts in math, science, reading, and writing. It also
offers plagiarism checking, customizable flashcards,
personalized study tools and writing help for papers.
It is a very useful study tool for students who may
need more help with their coursework. Class
textbooks and resources can also be accessed
through Chegg study, allowing students to work
directly within their coursework. AI assisted
homework help provides learners with the tools they
need to help understand their homework questions,
and can offer step-by-step instructions and tips on
how to come to the right answers. Chegg takes a
holistic approach to studying, offering students as
many tools to success as they can. Students can
tailor their studying to meet their own learning needs.

8. Duolingo
Duolingo can be used in the classroom to teach a variety
of languages through dynamic study methods and
engaging interactivity. Students can see in real time if
they have missed a question, and can see how they are
progressing through each course with the help and
guidance of Duo, the helpful green owl. It is intuitive
through the playful way students can progress through
lessons. Characters help students along and give them
helpful tips on how to proceed. The knowledge learned in
Duolingo can be used by students everywhere, and
lessons can be done on mobile outside of the classroom.
By learning parts of another language, one can better
understand and relate to those in other countries who
may not speak the same language as you. Duolingo has
made its way into popular culture, and stays relevant
both in and out of the classroom.. 

9. Adobe Express
Adobe express is a graphic design tool that allows
students to create digital and printed media, but also
allows students a gateway to learning the adobe suite.
Adobe express encourages the higher order of thinking of
creativity by giving students access to Adobe's creative
software, including photo manipulation, templated designs,
design assets and elements, and helpful tips on visual
principles. The possibilities are endless for creativity, as
students can use any of the aforementioned materials
however they choose. Adobe Express lets students solve
real design problems within the software, and learners
must rely on the principles of design to make powerful
media for their classes. Things such as presentations,
infographics, and flyers can be made directly in the app
and can be used as the teacher sees fit. Adobe Express is
used by businesses, design firms, and freelance designers
to create stunning work, which makes this skill one that
can be used beyond the realm of the classroom.

10. Google Docs
Google docs is a widely used writing and word processor
that is included in the Google suite. Students everywhere
use it to write papers and engage with class assignments.
Google docs encourage higher thinking in reading and
writing, and the software offers powerful tools to assist in
the writing process, such as a built-in spell check and
collaboration settings. Google docs can be used to meet
curriculum standards by being a reliable word processor
that can be trusted by both teachers and students, and
can blend seamlessly into other applications already in the
Google suite. Students can have the freedom to work
within Google docs to match their particular workflow, but
have consistent results using common formats. The User
interface is clean, with all of the essentials readily
available in the top and side taskbars. This application
can also be used on mobile devices, making writing truly
accessible everywhere. 

11. Canvas
Canvas, like google classroom can be used to add
assessments, assignments, material, exit tickers,
morning work, group work, and collaborations.
Through canvas students can upload videos or
presentations through other networks. It also tells
students what work needs to be completed for the
week, when it is due, and the points associated
with it. Students can also have online discussions
with teachers and students through the discussion
post page. Students can use the chat page to talk
with other students in the class, and can create
peer review partners for certain assignments.
Students can also check their grade in the class,
and get notifications when assignments have been
graded and the comments that were given by the
teacher and peers.