Productivity+Tools

Annemarie Stoeckel
Supervisor of Technology & Library Media South Plainfield Public Schools

Teachers are inundated with work that must be accomplished on a daily basis. In addition to time spent in front of students, teachers spend hours writing lesson plans, creating and grading tests and assignments, as well as attending meetings, professional development, and graduate courses. Any tools that can help a teacher manage time and get tasks done in a timely manner are hugely beneficial. There are so many free productivity tools available on the Internet for educators. Productivity tools are tools that can help teachers get their jobs done more efficiently or effectively, at no cost. Here are three tools that will do just that: Diigo, DropBox, and Evernote.