Sway is an educational app by Microsoft that is ideal for digital storytelling. Sway is very easy to use and lets students create stunning presentations, stories, and even newsletters. All a user has to do is select their their layout, upload their images, and add text, Sway takes care of the rest. A finished project can then be shared via a unique URL.
Storyboard That the worlds leading educational site for creating digital storyboards, timelines, Teachers Pay Teachers.
eNotes is a wonderful site/iOS app for students looking for homework help and much much more. Enote is a one-stop-shop for educators looking for educational resources, lesson plans, and even quizzes while students can use eNotes as the "ultimate" cliff notes for study guides on 1000's of pieces of literature. Also, students can ask questions to get answers from real educators or even browse through a vast library of already answered ones. 
The innovative writing platform Night Zookeeper just released a free online writing contest for all students. All a student has to do is create an account and use Night Zookeeper's Star Writing platform to create a 1000 word story. 
Star Writing will provide the writing "prompt" and students will create their own original adventure story in the "Night Zoo". Every student will receive a pack of Night Zookeeper stickers for reaching 500 words, and for a 1000 each person will win a pack of Night Zookeeper cards.
Klassroom is a free mobile (Android/iOS) that I just found out about for parent Monica Burns. Klassroom reminds me of a cross between Remind and ClassDojo where educators can share: photos, videos, documents, or events w/ parents in a secure environment. Also, this is a great way for teachers and parents to inform each other of field trips, student absences, and more.
Modern Chalkboard is a wonderful new free site for finding SMART board resources. This is a great place to find interactive lessons on a wide variety of subjects such as: Math, Grammar, Science, Social Studies, and more Also, this is a nice place to find other resources such as links and help files.
Photos for Class is an excellent site that is ideal for finding safe images for students. This search engine uses Flickr safe search as well as some built in filtering to find Creative Common licensed images. Best of all when a user clicks download the image gets cited automatically w/ the proper licensing terms.
UMU is a fantastic site and mobile app (iOS/Android) for "self paced learning" and "mobile learning" that I just found out about from the innovative educator Naomi Harm. UMU can be used in a number of different ways such as: creating quizzes/polls, adding voiceovers to slides, create infographics or live broadcasts, and much much more. Also, UMU is a excellent way to assess an audience/students and can be used for professional development and blended learning.
Project Rush is the new video editing app from Adobe that I just found out about from the amazing Ed Tech Specialist Clara Galan. Project Rush looks to be similar to iMovie for creating, editing, and sharing movies online.
Reading Racer is a new iOS app that I just had the pleasure of reviewing. This is an excellent easy-to-use app that uses the mobile device's microphone to "listen" as a student speaks the words on the screen. This is really innovative and separates Reading Racer from other educational apps on the market.
Quick Rubric is the wonderful site for creating rubrics from the creators of Storyboard That. This is far and away the easiest site I've seen for creating a beautiful rubric where a user can add a row or a column w/ a tap of an arrow button. Everything inside of the rubric is customizable (i.e. from the heading to customizing points) and a user can save/print out as many rubrics as they need.
Buncee the world's leading digital canvas for education, have been hard at work w/ their latest and biggest update, version 3.0. Buncee has been used in schools for a number of years in a wide variety of ways such as: digital storytelling, as an assessment tool, differentiating instruction, flipping a lesson, project based learning, and much much more.
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Book Creator is a fantastic (iOS/Chrome) app that educators are everywhere to create and share eBooks. This is done using a very user-friendly interface that makes it easy to creating stunning presentations, digital stories w/ the ability to record audio, projects, and more. Teachers are using Book Creator for project based learning, digital storytelling, and much much more. Book Creator can be used to teach any subject or grade level and can be published online, downloaded as an eBook, or
Edventure Builder is an innovative new site that is perfect for sparking student's creativity by providing a online platform for creating: scavenger hunts, interactive stories, or choose your own adventures. Also, this is a fantastic tool that educators can use to build mobile lessons, interactive tours (think Back to School night or outside activities), and more.
Digital Storytelling is the process of telling a story through the use of digital means. Also, it happens to be one the easiest ways to integrate technology into the classroom. Educators can use digital storytelling w/ almost any subject and can even "flip" their classroom by using mobile apps. Below is my comprehensive list of sites/apps that can be used for digital storytelling...
Fiete Math Climber is a fun iOS game to help students w/ basic Math skills (i.e. addition, subtraction, etc.). The concept to FMC is simple as a student solves an equation and their character jumps up on the ladder collecting coins. If a player gets a question wrong they jump down on the ladder. The coins can then be used to unlock other characters. Best of all, FMC tracks students progress and differentiates instruction to help them w/ problem areas.
Badaboom is a new "game based" learning tool that I just found out about from the amazing educator and friend, Naomi Harm. Badaboom bills itself as an alternative to Kahoot, where educators can make quizzes/games and then have students answer them in a "game" setting. These quizzes can be multiple choice, have multiple answers, and even have written or drawn responses. As w/ Kahoot, student's can respond via their mobile devices and responses can be shared via the web up on a projector. Finally, Badaboom makes it easy for educators to integrate "game based learning" into the classroom as well as differentiating instruction.