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Adobe Spark Video Cheat Sheet – Create narrated videos with beautiful images, icons or embeded video clips, apply themes and background music.
Adobe Spark Video Graphic Organizer – From Adobe Creative Cloud, this printable PDF graphic organizer allows students to storyboard and plan out their projects in advance of creating them in Adobe Spark Video.
Adobe Spark in the Classroom – Website for educators from Adobe to support Adobe Spark in the classroom includes student exemplars, downloadable PDF guide for educators and more.
Adobe Spark Post Cheat Sheet – Add text using a wide range of fonts, apply filters and more to create engaging images that can be shared easily.
Adobe for Education Deployment Guide & Tip Sheet for Student Sign in Process

Formative Assessment Comparison Chart – Compare some of the best formative assessment options available by viewing information about the quiz building features, student access and data collection options for each tool.
Creating Collaborative Quizzes with Flippity – Using a Google Sheets template, students can create a Jeopardy-Style game that the whole class can enjoy as a way to review.

Introductions Activity using Scratch – Students introduce themselves in this beginner Scratch activity intended to be done as a pair programming challenge.
Creating a Math Word Problem Game in Scratch – Step-by-Step instructions for students to create a word problem game in Scratch that peers can play as a way to review math concepts.

Padlet Cheat Sheet – Padlet is a simple, flexible digital bulletin board that can be used both by teachers and students in many different ways.
Creating a Talking Avatar with Voki – This tutorial video walks you through how to make a talking avatar using the free version of Voki.
Preparing Kids for Computer-Based Testing – Blog post featuring a collection of free web tools to support student development of critical mouse, touchpad and keyboard skills as well as test-building sites for teachers that allow for novel test items.