Although my definition of a software tool might be completely out of context, one tool I would love to implement into my classroom with my future students is Quizlet. If I do decide to become a middle or high school teacher, Quizlet would be a great website to share with them. As a student, I've found Quizlet to be very beneficial for the years ongoing. It tends to make learning easier, especially preparing for a quiz or exam. We tend to find loopholes as students and tend to end up on Quizlet anyways, sometimes finding content that may even be irrelevant to the actual learning material as it is posted by students. By posting the proper information onto Quizlet as a teacher, you are able to deliver study material effectively and organized to your students. Not to mention the fact that Quizlet offers study and quiz options to practice learning content.

     Another tool I would love to use in my classroom is Starfall. Growing up in elementary school, Starfall was used very often by my teachers. Starfall offers a learning experience for ages K-3 by providing interactive audiovisuals which alters lessons for children by allowing them to create their own story line to learn how to read. Starfall was very useful as a child-- useful enough that years later, in college, I still remember the website clearly and even some of the activities I completed in it!

     As far as Twitter goes, I don't believe I have used it as effectively as I have wanted to for this course. Though I have been very proficient with Twitter as far as retweeting memes goes, I don't believe I have found enough content to read on my Twitter relevant to this class. I have however posted about my experience in this course and have socialized with some of my classmates by responding to their tweets and helping them out with class material.

Check out my comments on Katelyn's & Kathryn's blog post 5!