[Lesson Plan] Nearpod

[Quiz] Hot Potatoes

Hot Potatoes is a very, very, very, very, very, very powerful and free tool.
Teachers can use it to create various quizzes and exercises, including multiple-choice, short-answer, jumbled-sentence, crossword, matching/ordering, and fill-in-the-blank. Also, the exercises will be uploaded to WWW so that they can be widely-spread.

[Collaboration] TitanPad

If you are looking for an ICT tool that allows learners to do real-time writing, to work collaboratively, to edit with ease, and FREE, then TitanPad is the one that can meet your expectation.

[Collaboration] Edmodo

Speaking of online collaboration, Facebook may firstly strike to people of my age. When we were college students, we used it as a platform to discuss assignments or other student events. Doing teacher training internship, we organised student teacher works on Facebook group pages. Thus, it can be easy to think of Facebook as a collaboration  platform in teaching. In this post, I'm going introduce you Edmodo.

[Lesson Plan] WebQuest

In this article, I'm going to talk about a tool that I just learned in class. Teachers can share their teaching plan and materials with colleagues via it. It makes teamwork among teachers from different contexts possible. Also, with student pages, learners can read and follow the instruction on their own. That is to say, students can have the least interruption from teachers. It's neither blog nor wiki. Do you know what it is? No? Then click on read more!