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Need ideas? Check out these resources:<\/p>\n

AR & VR<\/h2>\n

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CoSpacesEDU is a great way for students to create their own virtual reality worlds. They can tell stories, code and share their work. Free teacher accounts allow for 30 students and 1 space.<\/p>\n

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HP Reveal, formerly Aurasma can be used by students to create their own Augmented Reality. Use Aurasma studio on a computer or HP reveal from a tablet. Check out how to use it [here].<\/p>\n

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Use Google’s Tour Creator to create your very own virtual reality tours.<\/p>\n

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Coding<\/h2>\n

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Code.org is a fantastic way to introduce your students to coding. With their free curriculum, and Hour of Code initiative, you can engage students at their level<\/p>\n

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\"\"<\/a>With Hopscotch, use a tablet to learn to code through challenges, share with an online community and make your own games.<\/p>\n

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With Kodable, even the youngest students can learn to code. The free plan includes 49 practice activities and a few standards aligned lessons plans. You can use it on a computer or tablet.<\/p>\n

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Inspire young people with a variety of engaging projects from fashion to app design. Connect young women coders to mentors.<\/p>\n

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Micro:bits are tiny computers that are smaller than even a credit card. The micro-controller includes programmable LEDs, physical connection pins, motion, light and sound sensors, wireless connection and USB port. Create robots, games and so much more. With Micro:bit you can code in python or java script.<\/p>\n

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Create interactive stories, games and animations and share to Scratch’s online community. Pair this with a Makey Makey for even for play possibility.<\/p>\n

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ScratchJr and PBS ScratchJr are two coding applications intended for kids age 5-7. Learn the basics of animation, game development and storytelling with these apps.<\/p>\n

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Learn to code on an iPad using the Apple’s programming language through game based play and lessons<\/p>\n

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With a free Educator Tynker account you get 2 courses, Hour of Code activities, and professional development.<\/p>\n

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Digital Storytelling<\/h2>\n

iMovie: Trailers Tell a Quick Story<\/h3>\n