A Handful of Ideas for Using Tellagami In School

This is a guest post from Samantha Morra at EdTechTeacher.org Tellagami , a free iOS app that lets you create short animated movies called ...

Best of 2013 So Far... Studies of iPad Use In Education

We're half-way through 2013. Like I've done in years past, this week I'll be featuring some of the best new tech tools of 2013 a...

The land of the free apps...and the home of the confused? - Guest Post

So many apps, so little time to go through them and see if they’re useful. We’re busy writing lesson plans that connect to and support the ...

Discover Great iPad Apps on Apps Gone Free

Browsing or searching the App Store for free apps can be a time-consuming process. Apps Gone Free can save you time in your quest for free ...

Creative Uses for iPads in the Classroom

This afternoon I Stumbled Upon a good Slideshare presentation from Mike Amante who I had the pleasure of meeting during ISTE 2010. Mike...

Daisy the Dinosaur - A Visual Intro to Programming

Daisy the Dinosaur is a free iPad app designed to introduce young students to  some programming basics. The app asks students to create com...

Augmented Reality on iPads & Android Devices

Last month Greg Kulowiec introduced me to the augmented reality app Aurasma Lite . On Monday I showed the app to a couple of elementary sch...

The Natural iPad

A few weeks ago I wrote 10 Things You Can Do To Make Yourself an Ed Tech Star This Summer . One of the things on the list was, "try a t...

Animation Desk - Create Short, Animated Videos

Animation Desk is an iPad app (free and premium versions available) for creating short, animated videos. The app allows you to create drawi...

Subtext - A Great App for Book Discussions

Subtext is a great free iPad app that I recently learned about from my Ed Tech Teacher colleague Greg Kulowiec . The list of the things th...

Sushi Monster - A Free Scholastic Math App for iPad

Sushi Monster is a new free iPad game from Scholastic. The purpose of Sushi Monster is to provide a fun environment for students to practic...

Project 365 App Helps You Organize Your Photos Throughout the Year

On Sunday I shared that thanks to Ken Shelton, I finally "get" the purpose of participating in Project 365 . In short, committing...

Does a $399 Price Point Make the iPad a Better Choice for Schools?

The new iPad was unveiled to the world today. From what I've read the big improvement to it lies in the screen resolution. The big news ...

iPad Apps to Meet 14 Learning Objectives

This evening Greg Kulowiec shared with me an excellent iPad project that he and Beth Holland recently published for Ed Tech Teacher. iPad ...

Use Air Sketch with Dropbox for Wireless iPad Presentations

Many times I find myself in a situation where I want to do a presentation with the ability to stay mobile and move around the room, but I ...

Nearpod - Create Educational Mobile Content

Nearpod is an interesting new service that teachers can use to create, deliver, and monitor student use of educational content on iPads and...

Explore the American Revolution on an iPad

For the iPad-using US History teachers and students out there, here is an excellent app that I learned about through the US History Teacher...

What You Want to Know About iPads in Education

Is your school considering purchasing iPads for your classrooms? If so, you probably have some questions about the devices, apps, and how to...

SlideShark - Convert & View PPT on Your iPad

From the same people that created My Brainshark comes SlideShark . SlideShark is a free app for converting and viewing PPT files on your i...

ScreenChomp - Create & Share Tutorials on Your iPad

ScreenChomp is a free app for creating and sharing short tutorials or lessons on your iPad. ScreenChomp provides a whiteboard on which you ...