Aha! Moments in EdTech Tools Presentation-Meilin

    Hi guys! 

    Thank you for sharing these fantastic EdTech tools, which allowed me to experience the infinite possibilities that technology brings to the classroom again. By incorporating tech tools like AI, for instance, teachers can develop more creative and innovative lesson plans to hold students' attention. Technology can enhance individual learning, removing traditional educational boundaries that teachers may face, especially in the current trend of "online education" and "distance learning," appropriate tech tools can improve students' learning quality.

"Pear Deck" that makes slides more interactive. Students can draw, write and respond to questions created by teachers on slides. It is undoubtedly an excellent way to keep the classroom active and fresh. Pear Deck can provide teachers with activities throughout the entire lesson: at the beginning of the lesson (check prior knowledge, ask students what they are curious about); During the lesson (summary, assess learning); at the end of the lesson (share takeaways).

"Lyricstraining," a tool for learning languages through songs. As everyone knows, music knows no borders and can connect two people from different countries tightly. So "Lyricstraining" can provide students with a platform of their own music style. Students can enjoy the fun of music while learning languages. I believe this will stimulate their interest in language. 

"Wakelet, " is like a teaching tool that integrates various functions, allowing teachers to collect links, images, videos, audio, Instagram posts into an organized collection. Students can also save content on the Web, organize them into stories or collections, and choose to share them with others.

"Storyline Online, "a reading sharing tool that combines "dynamic comics" and "dramatic reading aloud", can quickly attract children's attention to stories. Students of different ages can watch videos and conduct simple activities. Younger children can explore the elements of the story, such as characters, motivations, and plots. Older children can study the subject of the book more deeply. The combination of "digital storybook" and "face-to-face reading" can improve students' reading and listening. Also, teachers can help students understand the story's content and improve their writing skills by allowing students to write or share reading reflections.