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10 Sites I Can’t Live Without in My
Innovative Math Class
Paula NaugleNew Orleans, LAOctober 13, 2013RSCON4
About Me● Over 35 years of experience● Teach 4th graders math,
science, and social studies● Use a blended model● Connected educator @plnaugle
on Twitter
Becoming an Innovative Educator
● Earned a $15,000 tech grant from my district
● Took charge of my own PD
● Developed a PLN● Learned to integrate
tech into my lessons Image source: http://www.harddollar.com/partners/integration-partners/
Edmodo
Referred to as Facebook of education
Learning Management System (LMS)
Love the library
Teach netiquette and digital citizenship
Google Docs (Drive)
All my notes, study guides, tests, lesson plans and more
Fully integrated with Edmodo
Students can collaborate
BrainPOP (subscription based)
Can link videos to my class in Edmodo
Additional resources with each video
Quiz feature works with my Activotes
LearnZillion
Common Core aligned video lessons (free)
Set up class and track students
Being added to each summer
Skype
Free video conferencing tool
Mystery Number calls
Skype in the Classroom site
Google Hangout
Another free video conferencing tool
Hangout on Air - stream through YouTube
Collect real world data from several classes at once
TenMarks
Free and premium (I use only free side)
Create your class, assign CCSS aligned lessons, track data
Video clips and hints right on question page
kidblog.org
Great blogging website for my under 13s
Share math reflections, word problems
#comments4kids - generate lots of comments
Best PD 24/7
Find others to connect my math classes to
Shared resources, projects, ideas
DigitWhiz
Fact fluency through gaming
Free and fun
There’s an app for it
Contact Info
● My about.me page http://about.me/plnaugle
● Email: [email protected]● Skype name: plnaugle● Google+: Paula Naugle● Twitter: @plnaugle● http://www.twitter.com/plnaugle
