by Matt Lee
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For some, the end of the year brings along with it self-reflection, and perhaps pledges to do things differently in the new year. Not to mention tons and tons of “best of” lists.
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For some, the end of the year brings along with it self-reflection, and perhaps pledges to do things differently in the new year. Not to mention tons and tons of “best of” lists. Whether you’ve been meaning to bring more technology into your interactions with students and library users, or if you’re simply open to considering some possible tools to do so, a School Library Journal listing of “Top 10 Cool Tools 2014” is worth a look. From assignment management tools like Otus, to classroom response tools like Plickers, to game-based quizzers like Kahoot, the list is full of tools that may help educators do things differently in the new year.
