Interactive Whiteboards (IWBs): Use IWBs to display engaging visuals, videos, or interactive quizzes to capture students’ attention and introduce the lesson topic.
Online Polling Tools: Tools like Mentimeter can involve students by conducting live polls or surveys related to the upcoming topic.
Learning Management System (LMS): Platforms like Moodle or Canvas can facilitate content delivery, assignment submission, and quizzes.
Video Conferencing Tools: Use platforms like Zoom or Microsoft Teams for virtual lectures, discussions, and collaborative group work.
Digital Textbooks and Resources: Utilize e-books, online articles, and multimedia content to support in-depth study.
Collaborative Writing Tools: Google Docs or Microsoft Word Online can enable students to collaborate on writing assignments.
Discussion Forums: Create online forums using platforms like Discourse or Edmodo for students to engage in debates, discussions, and peer feedback.
Interactive Language Learning Apps: Apps like Duolingo or Babbel can reinforce language skills in a fun and interactive way.