1. Learning Management Systems (LMS), such as Canvas or Blackboard, give teachers the ability to oversee timetables, digital course materials, grading, and student assessments.
2. Educational websites and apps that offer interactive, self-paced learning possibilities to increase student interest and engagement, such as Duolingo, Quizlet, and Khan Academy.
3. Tools for gamification like Breakout, Kahoot, and Minecraft Edu – Game-based learning is the integration of instructional strategies into a gaming environment that simulates rational and physical reasoning, sparks students’ imagination, tests their ability to use presentation techniques, and encourages thoughtful strategic planning and execution on the part of the learners.
4. collaboration learning tools that let teachers digitally encourage group projects and the development of collaboration skills include Flipgrid, Zoom, and Google Classroom.
5. Online services for virtual and augmented reality, such vikT and NearpodVR
