1. Diffit - Diffit is an AI tool that will modify texts at different levels and in different languages. In addition, Diffit will create a summary, key vocabulary words, comprehension questions, and open-ended questions that work really well for class discussions

2. Strawbees - You can join Strawbees now for unrestricted access to their educational materials! Experience immediate student engagement, easy setup, and curriculum-aligned resources.

3. ARCHER - an AI-powered, teacher-controlled math tutor that uses the very latest machine learning technology to elevate students at all math levels and speeds.

4. Shakespeare Translator - use this AI tools to translate Shakespeare’s language into contemporary English. It can act as a “reading copilot” for students. Instantaneously synthesize, explain, and contextualize, hard-to-understand passages, offering definitions of words, historical context, and other details that elude most high-school students.

5. Semantic Scholar - se this powerful tool to search for scholarly articles more efficiently! Remember, always infuse your own knowledge!

6. Duck Duck Moose apps encourage elementary students to explore and learn in a safe and fun environment. These apps are frustration free for little fingers and full of whimsy and wonder for all to enjoy.

Apple Professional Learning Live Explore helpful resources, practice new skills, and reflect on ways Apple technology can support great learning and teaching. These hands-on virtual sessions run for approximately 60 minutes and are offered twice daily.

• Visit apple.co/apl to learn more and register.

💥NEW!!! 💥- Apple has launched a new professional learning hub for educators called the Apple Education Community, which expands on the resources previously hosted on the Apple Teacher Learning Center and adds a brand new educator Forum, now live in beta.

🍎 The 4J Instructional Technology Website

🐼 The Canvas Community

🍎 The 4J Elementary Learning Hub

🐠 Seesaw Trainings and Resources

✅ Turnitin Articles and Resources

📺 Newsela Resources

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