Learning Apps is a site that I learned about from the German teacher at my school. While the site is, initially in German, there are options for use in English. 

I generally do not use these apps in class, but I do find them particularly useful for a number of reasons:

• individual review
• extra resources
• differentiation
• multiple means of input, representation, and expression (UDL)
• variety
• alternatives for Gimkit and Kahoot

In the future, you will see posts on how I use Learning Apps for digital learning as well as a way to differentiate and provide Universal Design for Learning. 

This blog post features past work I've done with Kahoot. I have been using Kahoot for a number of years and while I do enjoy it, it is not always my go to. That being said, Kahoot has recently come out with a number of new features that I greatly enjoy. 

Future Blog Posts:

1. Gimkit vs. Kahoot
2. The New Kahoot

There are many of these websites and applications available to teachers. I've tried many of them and will be discussing each in a subsequent blog post. You can look at the categories of blog posts to see each one referenced. As I update how I use these over time, I will continue to add to the discussion.

​As we are now in an age where digital learning and readiness is very important as a teacher, many of these blog posts will correlate with posts on the digital learning page. I will do my best to link them there as well.