# Module 1: Introduction

In this resource, you will find out which educational technology tools can make your usual teaching activities (presentations to deliver content, collaborative activities, or providing feedback) easier and different, with increasingly active student participation: more engaged, more collaborative, or with less or no direct teacher support.

From the list below, we have highlighted those that are our favorite technology tools! These are the ones that have given us the best results in our teaching experience and that we use regularly.  After the table, for each of our favorite tools, you will find a summary, a practical example, and tips on how to use them effectively.


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