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USEFUL APPS IN TEACHING ENGLISH & OTHER SUBJECTS- part 1.
Google forms: by means of them, you can plan a school trip, manage your trainee
registration, conduct a quick poll, collect e-mail addresses for the newsletter, prepare a test.
You can choose from a variety of questions, such as multiple choice questions, drop down
lists, or linear scale. You can add photos and videos from YouTube, or take a glimpse of
fantasy and filter questions.
Google Classroom: it is a free service for schools, non-profit organizations and
users who use a personal Google Account. It makes it easier for students and teachers to
communicate in and out of school. Google Classroom saves time and paper, and helps you
create activities, distribute tasks, communicate and organize work.
Google keep: it gives users the ability to create small, simple notes and reminders
of tasks to do. The mini-notebook integrates with Google Drive, which saves data.
Quip: it is a simple place for work teams to create living documents. It combines
chat, docs, task lists, and spreadsheets in one app — making collaboration fast and easy. You
can work simpler and faster with Quip on your desktop, tablet and phone. You can watch your
team and your work come alive.
Mindomo: Mind mapping requires students to explore information and decide
what's important and how it connects with what they already know. This is how they develop
their critical thinking. It can be used for project and task management.
Send anywhere: it is an easy, quick, and unlimited file sharing app. You can
transfer photos, files without any changes. To do it, you need a one-time 6-digit key for an
easy file transfer and Wi-Fi.
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