#dojochatEU Archive
The European branch of ClassDojo's official educational chat that covers a variety of subjects, focusing mainly on improving classroom community.
Wednesday March 30, 2016
3:30 PM EDT
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Welcome to ! Tonight we're looking at our best apps for learning! Please respond A1, A2 etc https://t.co/TTdFPRWW7O
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Hi. Bryn from Manchester. Y4 teacher and computing lead
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Steve, Year 3 teacher in Bedfordshire.
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Hi everyone! I'm Jenna - former science teacher now working at ! I'm in San Francisco :)
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Nigel, teach in Hampshire, England. I am an Associate Headteacher, ADE and teach maths
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HI Bryn!! :) Hope you are having a good week!
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Hey Steve! Thanks for joining :)
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First timer to tonight 🙂 I teach music so I'm interested to see what I can take from tonight!
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Hi Nigel! Thanks for joining :)
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hi, my name is James, I'm a secondary geography teacher, Digital Leader co-ordinator and ADE from South Wales 😀
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I'm Mark, UK and work with schools all over to help them with their tech use.
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Hi Jenna. Yes thanks, off work for Easter this week :) Hope you are well.
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Welcome!! :) Thanks for joining us!
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Hi Mat, South Wales, lecturer in teacher training.
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Hi James!! Hope you are doing well :)
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hi Nina Jackson South Wales Education Consultant - a ninjaontour just trying to make a difference
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Connor from Wirral. Year 5 and computing lead
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I'm a grade 6 science teacher in New Brunswick Canada .
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Hi, primary technology integration in Madrid
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Jeevan Chagger, 19, Health Mentor Working in Primary Schools across Birmingham Joining for the 5th week in a row!
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hiya- Jenna here. Primary teacher from Bournemouth. Mainly in Y6 but a bit of here, there, everywhere in between!
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Hey Mat! Thanks for joining :) Hope you are doing well!
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Hi Nina! Thanks for joining! :)
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strong Welsh group on here tonight
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Hello, based in Oxfordshire-headteacher looking for Apps for learning to share w/ teachers..
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Hi.
Gaz
Y2
Oldham
isn't from Manchester. He is from Salford ;)
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Hi Tilly RE secondary England
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Hi, I'm Mrs c from Newlyn, Cornwall currently a y5/6 teacher
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John, primary teacher in Helsinki, Finland
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I'm Erdem I'm 3rd grades English Teacher in Istanbul, Turkey .
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I'm sophie currently of and keen to always use simple (sometimes free) tools to aid life long learning
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Easy... find my iphone :)
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Claire- AHT English lead and y5 teacher - experimenting with tech in the classroom...
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A1. twitter, so i could still keep in touch with the world
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but if teaching probably explain everything!
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Hi Cathy, Y5 teacher from Doncaster
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Hi Sophie! Thanks for joining :)
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A1 : iBooks so I could read until I got rescued
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for me because I could track and trace my magical adventures
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ooooh tough one. Would have to go for YouTube or Apple Music. Am I allowed a solar charger though?
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A1. Would have to be Yakit, just to make lots of friends come alive from silly objects :)
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thank you for having me :) always hoping to learn a bit and connect. How's SF?
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Ooh I would say iTunes or Amazon music
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oooh...battery saving app so I could take pictures and listen to music for longer
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AdobeDraw for me. After watching 's tutorial I'm inspired to learn how to draw using iPad!
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A1. Email to ask for help. Or iBooks to read. Or camera to snap the scenery. Can't decide!
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A1- Twitter. To be able to network with others and keep all posted on my progress/ to use if help is needed
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Awesome! All good here in SF! :)
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please share the tutorial Ali?
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it'd have to be iMovie so I could document my experience with ease and it'd look great too!
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Sorry, I forgot my reason! YouTube - plenty of entertainment, but also practical. Must be a 'build a raft' tutorial somewhere!
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ooh yes, forgot about music!
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A1: it'd have to be iMovie so I could document my experience with ease and it'd look great too!
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I'm Mark, a Dudley secondary maths teacher looking to innovate with all things ICT education related :-)
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a1 : a book app , kindle/iBooks so I can read!
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like you're thinking with that one!
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as you are playing the more than one Jenn (ha ha) would also go for
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welcome Mark! Strong name! 🎉🎉
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A1: I would have spotify. Music is fun :)
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Forgot reason-music keeps me happy and has lots of positive memories associated.
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Or...paper fifty three to get in some sketching!
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definitely some kind of music app for me
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like a modern day Wilson from Castaway?
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I did consider this but thought I would go slowly mad...
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A1. I'd need an app for music. I can cope without people but def need my music!
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A1: Take Google Street View Bec. Using street view I can walk around the world
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exactly, but I could make loads :)
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you could get to hang out with a chipmunk AND Barry White 🙈
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yes!! I love that one too! So many uses
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or flipink app so I could doodle my feelings and pop in
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YouTube! You can learn anything from there...
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Simon Lewis from Carlow, Ireland here. Late and doing about 6 different things at once!
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Somehow mine just end up sounding extra Scottish... https://t.co/5Bhrqp6BJa
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you could get to hang out with a chipmunk AND Barry White 🙈
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Can I have an app that allows me extra apps?
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haha I thought so. Makes sense 😀
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A1:Bear Grlyss-Bear Essentials App,this man knows how to survive on a desert👍🏻 it can be your survival guide
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Crafty response!
Do you mean the 'App Store' app then? https://t.co/Mzh2eZBslL
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Can I have an app that allows me extra apps?
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Crafty response!
Do you mean the 'App Store' app then? https://t.co/Mzh2eZBslL
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Can I have an app that allows me extra apps?
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A2: I love using Plickers. Dead easy to use and set up. Only need one iPad/tablet to use it too.
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A2: it's still for me. Can either call on a ready made quiz or assess on the fly. Easy!
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A2: not an app but quick and easy AfL, my favourite ,
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for me not just a test but collaborative & individual too so many trying to b good with 1
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A2. Kahoot definitely wins there, fun, colourful and easy
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LOVE - can be used without the app, but such an engaging concept. Kids of all ages love it
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One for me that often goes forgotten is PingPong Spot Networking. Super handy
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But it's an island, how far have you got to walk? 😉
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Quizlet is great too, especially for revision activities
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Q2 Seesaw. Can be used across the curriculum and has some great 'built in' features
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A2 : Socrative - the reports it produces. Google Forms - spreadsheets. Kahoot - fun
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not sure if it qualifies but my kids are loving kahoot. Observed this week and the observer joined in!
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so tired tonight I was wondering where the questions were. Doh!!
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but it's not an app!!!! Lol 🙋🏻🙋🏻🙋🏻👍
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Logic Squares recently tried with 7yr old great maths thinking required.
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is my favourite at the moment. Love the Draw On feature
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Harsh *cancels 5 day booking.
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only really used but keep hearing plickers (?) mentioned at various teacher gatherings.
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A2- quick and easy to use quizzes to progress check
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zaption with their live presenter mode - allows asking task relevant questions off the hoof
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A1: Music! I would definitely need to have a music app, Spotify with loads of albums synced for offline listening
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Q2 I love , have to make the MPQ questions carefully, have good outliers to really test knowledge
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PingPong is superb. I've heard a few people have issues with it being blocked by their network filters though.
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Q2 e.g. bookwidgets, showbie, exit ticket
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got to be Pic collage or YAKit then I can pretend someone is talking to me!
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A2: Kahoot is my favorite bec. kids like so much and fun
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oooooooohhhhh wwwwww luv a bit of pingpong
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A2. Padlet - if you create it with that intention.
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I need to look into this further. Saw a brief demo at a TM- looked good
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A2: Kahoot, As no app is needed. quick and easy + community of quiz makers means you often find a quiz that fits.
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yes at times! Especially Wales it seems!!! Lol
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*fills calendar so cannot take booking
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A2 good for making quizzes
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Another vote for from me. I have used it in teacher conferences with over 100 delegates and it worked perfectly.
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A2 I love both and to gamify my classroom. quick,easy and lots of fun
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Q2 - I find Quizlet very easy to use, and the learners seem to like it!
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A2 Another vote for from me. I have used it in teacher conferences with over 100 delegates and it worked perfectly.
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'Show me' because children can add their explanations to a ready-made group so I can easily access them all
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Plickers is proper cool for a one iPad/device classroom Jenna
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A2 - Kahoot! Students LOVE it and it's super easy for teachers to customize :)
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A2. Fav quiz apps: & Why: Device/platform agnostic, gamification elements, detailed reports
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Strong answer! Was going to leave hashtag off on purpose then :)
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Great shout Laura! https://t.co/zdLbYPC2a3
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Q2 I love , have to make the MPQ questions carefully, have good outliers to really test knowledge
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you need to know the magic port to open ;)
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brilliant for displaying mastery as Ss can create quizzes for younger/other Ss
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apologies I lost the plot then & phone rang & person in house speaking thought I was playing Sudoku!! 🙈🙈
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the trailers are very simple to use and it's free to download on any device bought after 2013.
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apologies I clicked tweet too soon now deleted ***shamed***
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were fun to try as well for class without devices :(
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A1. JustEat app - and hope they deliver to desert islands :D
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ooh hadn't thought of that. Great idea!! Thank you 😄
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haha I figured that out 😀
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A3: any apps , they revolutionise professional collaboration
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A3 : Google Keep, Google Docs, Google Forms..theme here
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They only deliver to dessert islands 😂 https://t.co/gEUhcRu4lQ
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A1. JustEat app - and hope they deliver to desert islands :D
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A2: used to be a fan of but i think i am shifting towards and
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I love just now, quite cool that it only requires the one device! Nice for schools on a tight budget!
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A3: - class management. Seesaw- for creating a work portfolio etc. And of course Twitter!
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A3- It has lots of free resources available to use, adapt and magpie from for sessions for all ages
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A2: kids love it, gives you an idea of where they are and what holes to plug
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thanks for the mention! I love plickers for speed but Socrative is also great!
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A3 : for the why - all in same place
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Drive - determined to get our school paperless planning and it is so easy to share with peers
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A3 I'm not an app person but I generally recommend Google Apps and ToDoIst as my go to apps. I also like Signupgenius
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got to be it's the master of all things to make create, show, share -plus high expectations
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Always good to ask the Sts to make the quizzes guys. Change activity from LOTS to HOTS
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and for sharing and organising all your documents
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A3. Twitter is a top one for me
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I am using a master Padlet to link other padlets, very versatile
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Notifyed is a useful app. A one-way communication tool which allows you to send important messages to classes.
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Evernote Scannable, scan docs on the fly. OneNote, organise you kids with ClassNotebook!
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A3: google keep app. Makes it easier for teachers to stay organized with to-do lists.
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I think we might see the word 'GOOGLE' a lot in the next few tweets but check out the new collab
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yes Plickers of brill have used order staff meetings & in class with as young as Y1
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A3: is the best app for planning and tracking IMO. Also for giving feedback; so quick and easy.
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I'd recommend to transform planning and streamline calendar & help manage everyday admin e.g. forgot hwk
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3- Also check out zaption. Really fun way to create interactive quizzes/ comprehension tasks. Especially with clips
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still a strong response though - thanks Simon!
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A2: different apps depending on the purpose sorry for late start Rachel, year 4, Sydney
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A3 Recommend Post-it plus. I scribble notes all the time and this allows me to digitise and therefore minimise risk of loss
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Showbie is also the first app I show new staff for workflow, feedback and generally getting organised
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A3. - espec. with new distribute feature, - great all round classroom management app,
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is a great for many things. Uploading work, peer/self-assessment, idea wall etc. Great visuals too
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A3:If you're a kindergarten or a primary teacher, , for digital portfolios
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A3 app, students in Music/ Dance/ Drama can record/ peer/ self assess and teacher can add too.
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LOTS = lower order thinking skills, HOTS = higher order thinking skills
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googleforms, formative feedback in Docs simple tests - Kahoot and practice skills with Quizlet
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is a great tool for many things. Uploading work, peer/self-assessment, idea wall etc. Great visuals too
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have you tried Office Lens and Scanner Pro? Much better than Scannable
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love Post-It Plus. It's great how you can add notes to boards afterwards too.
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I love plickers and . Socrative good for non tech types to set quiz up in excel then upload
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we love a bit of post it plus
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A3 also Google Classroom to set flipped tasks- can see who has accessed and add teacher feedback once handed in.
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love a bit of Post-it-plus mate, as you know 😇
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Q4. There are lots of apps to support collaborative learning - what's your favourite? Examples? https://t.co/REqhLBlSa0
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awesome Graham - thanks for sharing
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I really like office lens! Have used it a lot for my studies
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always a pleasure Mark :-)
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Q4. There are lots of apps 2 support collaborative learning - what's your favourite? Examples? https://t.co/gKoyR9ZyrL
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Padlet - so many uses from sharing ideas to making a virtual working wall chn can access from home.
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completely - your introduction at was timely 😊
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thank you- am going to give it a go after the hols
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A4: Google Apps for Education, obviously. Padlet, explain everything whiteboard. All have one thing in common, very easy to use
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A3: I'm with you is a must for me also anything
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A3: because It's easy to share and work together
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A4 : Minecraft can be good for collaborative stuff.
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Q4 Just started with last week. Big potential there.
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A4. New collaborative app is a game-changer
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A4: loads of great apps for this, but the new Collaborative Whiteboard by is outstanding!
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is a genuinely transformational system. Introduced it in my school last year.
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A2- quick and easy to use quizzes to progress check
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A4- Where children can collaborate and work together to create and write their own stories
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A4 How about for some global collab?
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definitely. Wouldn't think about using a paper planner again.
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havent used See Saw, will look into it this holiday, thanks fellas
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A4. Padlet and Baiboard for me!
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give me a phonics app that's more effective than physical phonics
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Q4. any good recommendations for one / two device classes?
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A4 : Padlet for collaborating with schools on other side of the world -we used it with a school in Australia
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A4: is the most common platform to collaborate
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Google apps. Kids find it easy and love that they can see who is editing what - live
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I really like & use it often - does it have new upgraded features to promote + collaboration?
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A4 Google Apps, love them!
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Such a nice app and so simple to use Graham.
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A4. Top collaborative apps: , , GAFE,
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cheers fellas will take a look definitely
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Twitter for this reason. It's certainly helping me
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A4: when it comes to collaboration, Padlet is my favorite!
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I'm in Australia! Woke up early 😊 Happy to collaborate. Bit harder this year in open plan!
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I do like showbie too! Good shout
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how about brilliant phonics game, online version better than app
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Brandy Cabe - America Sign Language (1,2,3) TX Huge geek :)
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not heard of chatterkid! Thanks for the tip
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A4: office365 has improved a lot and i think very useful.
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Q5. What apps can be used to promote positive ethos & contact with parents. Examples of use? https://t.co/4qnBOBlb5n
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i really Like Kahoot - fun 4 review. Canvas 4 more formal assessments. Canvas allows video Kahoot doesn't :(
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it's chatterpix kids not chatterkid 😊
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5- class dojo brilliant for this
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https://t.co/SAonKtoeUb
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great demos on the website to show what it's capable of. Keeps clutter to a minimum- s's comments clickable
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Q5. What apps can be used 2 promote positive ethos & contact with parents. Examples of use? https://t.co/hUkjLmZptQ
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A5: Has to be even now during the holidays I am getting pics from parents, has changed my class
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A4. Can't believe I forgot & - Both great tools for collaboration!
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A5 :Class Dojo -sending 'work selfies' home
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A5- Using it award points and address areas. Opportunity for parents to communicate with point awarder/ class teacher
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A5: Probably obvious, but has a lot of positive use out of Class Dojo this year. Some parents have really responded to it
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Google and Canvas are my top picks - see several below I am going to have to check out!
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not really an app but I love the Airdrop function on iPads for this. Some great collaborative filmmaking!
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A5 - , of course! :) Especially now w/ School Story, Ts can share moments w all Ps, building a positive school culture
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has to be The Big Ideas are brilliant too
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Would say is helping (does have glitches that need ironing out), but leap in the right direction!
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I totally agree collaborative writing on office 365 is great!
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A4: I am defiantly going to have to give a go. Looked into it just not put it into place yet!
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5- also I haven't used it yet but seesaw seems to be good. I think you can add in photos of work & it goes straight to parents
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A5: I have a few parents who regularly contact me via Class Dojo, they like having easy contact to their child's teacher/tutor
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Parents loved it. Led to improvement in quality of work too
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A4: is one of the best app,you can make your character speak in a silly voice,disco dance,wear make up.and come alive!
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I used to use post-it notes on the wall until I found . Great for brainstorming/ collaboration!
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I like using Twitter for the dept to promote what we're doing. I also have a private account for class work.
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Always afraid someone will ask when do I teach! Nah, not that many!
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I'll set up a padlet with my class then DM you the address so your's can respond. Sound ok?
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Q5 Parents identified Class Dojo & Seesaw as major factors in their satisfaction with school communication in recent meeting.
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A5 Google apps/ school website access to, classroom tasks/ hw/ announcements
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Sweet. We are on holidays for another week after this Oh, year 3/4s. 82 of them!!!!
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Thanks sir and agree. We've got work to do and excited about future
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Would love to join you but have to paint my nails and prep for London trip with boy 1 tomorrow! Can I get a storify later?
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Yes! I may need to show this tweet to my principal!
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A6: I love just so flexible - endless possibilities
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A6: is excellent and can be used across multiple subjects. Must have app.
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A5- Travel Pod Travel IQ for Geography for all ages, QuizUp for any subject for College students
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A6 : Explain Everything - design a lesson for other children in class after learning something in maths
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A5 also for revision/ keywords- parents can use/ access/ check up too. Had +ve feedback.
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A5. - obviously :) Can give parents special access code. Can also use Twitter/Facebook to engage Ps!
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yes,you can save a video,or email,or share as a picture
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A5: introduced to parents at parent/teacher last night. Response was positive.
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Any words of advice to help raise profile of our faculty twitter feed to help engage with students/ parents? :-)
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A5: For promote to use and use for communication ClassDojo to parents
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A6- Travel Pod Travel IQ for Geography for all ages, QuizUp for any subject for College students
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A6 - big fan of putting together a project using iMovie blending together puppet pals, Yakit, chatterpix, etc.
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canvas (why?) kids video themselves and submit, & i can give audio or video feedback, kids can peer review.
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6- mine worked best when appsmashing several in2 bookcreator. Used iMovie, explain everything, morfo &others to retell nativity
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ditto Graham - authenticity, journalling, publishing - it's FAB
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Just in and playing catch up... I'd obviously have my iPad Pro & 🍎 pencil - so I could
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btw I'd like an app that does my nails for me!
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A6 again or plain old video camera, practical subjects demonstrated!
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Q6 . Can't do without it now. So good in so many ways, can't fit them into a tweet!
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Memrise is a good one to remember! https://t.co/PfVM72AX46
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A5 also for revision/ keywords- parents can use/ access/ check up too. Had +ve feedback.
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I've heard great things!! Do all students need to have a device?
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tell parents about it - tweet regularly - tell parents about it - tweet regularly - share kids work!
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I had to mate. I just had to
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Q6 explain everything and Book creator level pegging
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A6 also love 8mm camera app for theme videos- y7 mime in drama for example recommended by
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No they make it really easy to use shared devices too- just log in with a QR code using the camera within the app
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A6: for interactivecontent, to create theirown stories , to give a voice 2 everyone
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nope, they can just scan a QR code and choose their name
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Keep it simple & pedagogy first! I'm going: Google Classroom, iTunesU, &
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8mm is really good. You can do a similar thing in iMovie too
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Thank-you, Mark. Much appreciated :-)
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8mm camera, drama students loved recording in old style then critique work to improve.
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A6: iMovie on iPads, kids can work on separate elements and then bring it all together, again with ease
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I wrote an article about it on which should help. Let me know when not so busy if u need more
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Huge fan of Google Forms to help my work as a teacher and coach
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A7 Love also green screen, Stop frame animation and is awesome for creating games
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Also wevideo and screencastify....allows students access to be creative!
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Morning Stuart! Aus and NZ hijacking this chat 😬
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A7: Someone at work found an app that turned a video into a news channel style 'report' - I forget the name though! Any ideas?
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, so much control to personalise a game, include a story etc. brilliant for learning journey
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New looks great! Using too
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A2 is also a wonderful app for collaboration!
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A7: To teaching sts to sts using video and
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Never used seesaw before , looks great though!
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is also great for creativity!
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I've used iMovie for this
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green screen for inspiring creativity
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https://t.co/OtHZ5V60hR
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A6: is perfect for this. S's can express themselves how they want: text, animation, voice etc.
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A7: icananimate is really good, seen some really creative animations made
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We use padlet almost everyday for students and every week for teacher PLD
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I have a gazillion new apps to try out now!
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6- giving children an open response to a task and sharing it via showbie
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A7: I really like iMotion too for Ss to get creative in telling a story/sharing their learning
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Thank-you for sharing - I'll certainly follow up for your article :-)
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Well... for start... Class Blogs, Year group Twitter feeds, School website, Weekly VLOG...
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A7- PowToon Presentations and Wideo for presentations and animations
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A7 : I have one that tells me which bins to put out on a Monday morning. Boom.
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you are all VERY welcome - I'll be with you from Saturday for conf in Melbourne :)
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Oh - torn between... and ...
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Yes! I agree, but for primary students, has fabulous features!
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Touchcast? I love this app b/c the green screen is built in as a news desk. They have a ton of backgrounds.
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A8: Gotta be YouTube. As a music teacher it is invaluable, especially for tutorials and play along videos
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that's what tonight was about Jenna :)
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. Making their own revision vids on Explain everything
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A8. Wunderlist- great for making lists quickly
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agreed - and Lego Movie Maker
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A8: Shazam, allows me to capture great tunes that i hear and tells me what it is!
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I meant A8 for that last tweet
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The common theme has been that we all use the steadfast apps that promote collaboration and creativity. How lucky are our Ss?!
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A7: Google Slides, very under rated, yet can be used for so much
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I love Shazam too Nige - top shout
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Beers on Saturday then! 😀
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for green screening... is a great app for creativity
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A8: Notability for taking/organising notes. Snapchat, YouTube, Geocaching and Twitter!
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A8: Clock app. It keeps me on a schedule and students learn the sound of their alarm for interventions! https://t.co/6UfVmNnITM
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love Ditty by . Have used for school but mainly use it just to send humorous 'ditties' to friends
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Q7 such a great easy to use app kids more creative using it than teachers
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Great share! Now, I use the Google Classroom question options, safe and easy for student engagement!
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A8 Whatsapp, friends/ catchup/ share photos/ free
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it is funny. I purchased Aha's 'Take on me' and use that a LOT! 🙈
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would like to add a thank you to for hosting!
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Anyone used FX Guru app? Any thoughts?
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Puffin Academy app supports flash websites on iPads e.g. ...great browser work-around = no hwk excuse!
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Our own Aorere College smartphone app. Does allow students to access results, notices, timetable etc.
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lots have used it Cathy - great fun and stimulus for writing
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looks great, thanks for the tip
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Huge THANK YOU to for hosting tonight! Fantastic topic and discussion :)
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Not sure where this'll fit but Geographers should definitely give a go! It's so addictive but I've learned LOADS!
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I second that. More useful than any staff meeting!
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I simply love the Adobe apps across the board. has been responsible for ALL of the question images tonight
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A8: S-Note on my Samsung tablet, it lets me draw (with a stylus), Although I also use ArtFlow
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A8- and to communicate with friends and family!
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scans documents and cleans them up, useful all over, recommended by
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love it! My kids (my ones) had a blast with it
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Brilliant chat tonight, thanks to for hosting
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Thank You for hosting tonight!
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Thanks for everyone who joined tonight! So many fantastic apps to try out! :)
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Really enjoyed tonight! Thanks all, got loads of ideas :-)
