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Word Processors
Allow easy cut and paste, multiple versions of documents, and built-in support.
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Online Archives
Provide users with a tremendous variety of information.
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Blogs
Users can interact with other learners around the world or even in the classroom.
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Slideshows
Helps spread out information to make it 3easier for kids to understand.
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Slideware
Presentations
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Tablets
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Spreadsheets
Provides students with multiple ways to think.
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Educational games
Allows teachers to give students different type of instructions.
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Classroom response systems
Helps teachers build formative feedback.
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Online surveys
Assessing to learn becomes more feasible.
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Websites
Lets students engage with a wider audience.
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specific interest forums
Helps motivate students
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Podcasts
Allows students to engage in other learning.
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TV
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Video Editer
This can encourage reluctant writers.
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