Planning

* Google Workspace - Formerly G-Suite - Docs, Slides, Sheets, Drawing, Forms etc. 
* Graphic Organisers
​* OneNote - Note-taking app - free for NZ schools
* Microsoft Office 365 - Office tools eg Word, Powerpoint, Excel - free to NZ schools
* Mindmapping​ sites - See Collect, Record, Sort page

General Resources

About Me - includes information on professional learning opportunities
Apps for Inquiry 
Inquiry resources
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E-Learning resource - I wrote chapter 22 about E-learning & Inquiry
eLearnings: Implementing a National Strategy for ICT in Education, 1998-2010.
Available for Kindle on Amazon 

Questioning

* Consider types and purposes of questions - open/closed, fat/skinny, rich, recall, probing, essential etc.
* Class blogs can be used to check prior knowledge and pose questions for students
* Google Forms  - use to pose questions to students and get responses
* Flipgrid - students can record video or text responses to questions or prompts
* Padlet or Lino-it- A wall with virtual post-it notes
* Socrative - Student - can be used for brainstorming
* Socrative - teacher
* Answer Garden pose a question, displays as a type of word art - the more of the same response, the bigger it displays.
* Technology for Teachers Comparison Chart for Student Response Systems

Acknowledgements:
Pam Hook 
Trevor Bond
Sharon Friesen

Motivation & Information 

Resources to motivate students and inform inquiries

Collect & Record

Resources to help you collect, collate and record information from a variety of sources.

  • Sorting and Analysing Information

Resources to help you sort and analyse the information you find.

Reviewing

* HookED SOLO Apps - apps to support the use of SOLO, developed by Pam Hook
* RubiStar - rubric creator - use for ideas and modify to suit learners -  co-create rubrics with students
2021