This website allows users under the “Basic” plan to create presentations that can be shared via a link. These presentations can include text and images, and the screen moves to the different content, which may increase engagement with the content.

This website allows users to create a board and then share it with other users via a link, after they register and log into the website. Users can then click the “+” button to add a sticky note to the … Read more

A digital tool that allows users to create multimedia presentations to explain topics, and the presentation can include images and texts along with voiceovers, polls, and questions.

A website that allows teacher users to register and create classes for student users to join. Depending on settings, teacher and student users can log books read, make book suggestions, and more!

With this Google Slides template, users are able to customize the slides to record their weekly reading activity.

This tool includes a variety of templates that can be customized. Users will first select the template they want to customize by scrolling through the options and then clicking the “Use” button. Next, they can add text, images, stickers, and … Read more

This tool provides users with hundreds of options for creating an avatar, which include facial options, choices of dress, and a variety of accessories. When finished, users can click the “camera” button, which will allow them to save their avatar … Read more

A digital tool for creating comic strips. Users must create a profile and sign in. They then create comic strip up to 18 panels in length. With the tool’s library of images, users can drag and drop images to customize … Read more

A digital tool for making comic strips, which allows users to create drag and drop characters, backgrounds, shapes, text, and more from the library of images available within this tool. Please note, the free tool only allows comic strips up … Read more

A template built in Google Slides that users can customize to create Instagram profiles. This resource was developed by Cynthia Nixon and shared via a Creative Commons license Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0.