Welcome to the third of our new blog posts sharing six simple ideas on how to use a range of edtech tools in your classroom, with your students, colleagues or school community.

Each infographic as part of the 'Six Ways to Use' were originally developed in 2020 when we were know as The EdTech Teacher. We have given each infographic a glow-up and you can find the revised and refreshed infographics in this series.

In this blog we explore video creation tool 'Wakelet'. So, let's get started and learn more about this powerful video creation tool.

What is Wakelet?

Revolutionize content curation and collaboration in your classroom with Wakelet! This dynamic platform allows teachers to compile and share resources effortlessly, creating curated collections of articles, images, videos, and more. Seamlessly integrate Wakelet into lesson plans to organize and present content in an engaging way. Foster collaborative learning by enabling students to contribute to shared collections, promoting teamwork and research skills. Whether it's creating interactive study guides or collaborative project boards, Wakelet enhances the learning experience. Elevate your teaching toolkit with Wakelet and cultivate a collaborative and resource-rich digital environment for your students.

How do I access Wakelet?

To explore Wakelet, create a free account at https://wakelet.com/

How much does Wakelet cost?

When you create your free Individual account straight away. Your Individual account includes the ability Create, and share unlimited collections. However, if you are looking to evolve the features you have access to you may wish to subscribe to the Individual Pro plan for $5.99US/month. You can find out more about Individual Pro here https://wakelet.com/pricing

Six Ways to use Wakelet:

Download the Six Ways to use Wakelet infographic:

Click here to access the Six Ways to use Wakelet infographic from Evolve EdTech. Feel free to print and share this infographic with your PLN (Professional Learning Network), on social media and with your colleagues. Just make sure that you use the #EvolveEdTech hashtag when you share the infographic (we will love you forever if you do this ❤️).

And don't forget to check out The Evolve with EdTech Podcast. Click below to listen to all of our past episodes: