Fortunately, there is a variety of digital tools available these days, and depending on the learning objectives of each stage and the affordances that each tool has I choose the tool that can better help me meet the lesson objectives. Students’ familiarity and comfort with the tool is another important point here. I tend to use gamification tools such as Wordwall, Quizziz, or even Lumi to engage them or review the previous lesson and tap into their prior knowledge about the new topic. I frequently use interactive videos and presentations in the study stage since they allow me to use pictures, texts, videos, and audio at the same time. I choose them to be interactive to keep my students motivated and help them have a sense of achievement all through the lesson. As for the activation stage, I have found Canva and other collaborative learning tools very useful. I also use Pallet for feedback sharing.