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Just Paste It - JustPaste.it

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4 to 12
 
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JustPaste.it is a simple, ad-free online tool that lets you quickly share text and images with others--no account required. The platform offers an easy-to-use text editor that preserves...more
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JustPaste.it is a simple, ad-free online tool that lets you quickly share text and images with others--no account required. The platform offers an easy-to-use text editor that preserves formatting and images when you paste from a website or word processor like Microsoft Word. You can also upload images directly or import entire files using the "Import from file" option. Once your content is ready, click Publish to receive a unique URL, embed code, and optional custom link name. You can return later to edit your post using the provided edit link. Finished pages can be easily saved as PDFs using the Save to PDF link at the bottom of the page. This makes JustPaste.it a fast, user-friendly option for sharing notes, newsletters, and web content..

tag(s): blogs (73), communication (130), images (263), note taking (36)

In the Classroom

Copy and paste important information found on websites while viewing as a class into Just Paste It, then save as a PDF for students to have a hard copy or share a link to the information through your classroom website or LMS. Use this tool to create a simple blog. Challenge students to create their own "Paste It" to use to take research notes, write study notes for vocabulary, or many other uses. Have students create individual pages (blog posts) as part of classroom projects then share them using a tool such as Padlet, reviewed here, to create an online bulletin board to use to display information learned. Why would a teacher share text or images this way? Teachers can offer an assignment, a writing prompt, a vocab list, a story starter, a handout, or even a permission slip for parents to download, print, and sign.
 

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Products can be shared by URL
Multiple users can collaborate on the same project