"NearPod is a free service/app that allows you to create interactive lessons and then share them across iPads in your classroom. Teachers create interactive presentations and then share them with the class." Via John Evans 
"As I mentioned in a previous post, I am always intrigued by sites that offer interactivity but are not apps (ala Quizlet). I had observed Mr. Wayment’s class reviewing the Greek & Latin roots using an 82 card Quizlet deck he had created. Students were utilizing various activities within Quizlet (e.g. Speller, Learn, and Scatter) to review the terms." Via John Evans 
With a reported 11 teens killed while texting and driving per day, parents are turning towards apps to limit their kids phone use behind the wheel.
"The iPad is a wonderfully easy and intuitive device to use. This is generally nothing but a major advantage – but at times it can cause issues if you have children who share your iPad or are allowed to use it from time to time." Via John Evans 
On my popular The Best Online Sources For Images list, I briefly describe how to search for images on Google that are licensed for “reuse.” Google says if you use it, its “results will only include pages that are either labeled as public domain or carry a license that allows you to copy or redistribute its content, as long as the content remains unchanged.” Via Donna Browne 
"Some of the Internet's best resources dedicated exclusively to educational uses of the iPad." " Thanks Kelly for including iPads in Education in this list! - JE Via John Evans 
"There are a few translation apps out there that claim to get the job done when it comes to cross language communication issues. Vocre is one such app put out by the folks at mylanguage, and it’s quite impressive. With Vocre, 2 people speaking 2 completely different language."
NOTE: Free for a limited time. Via John Evans 
"Yesterday, our students volunteered a day's worth of time to help elementary students learn about bike safety... On the way home, I decided this would be a perfect excuse...err reason for me to purchase the iMovie app for iPad to discover its features." Via John Evans 
"Check out the other top app lists here: Part 1 http://thepegeek.com/2010/12/07/my-top-8-health-fitness-apps/ Part 2 http://thepegeek.com/2011/03/28/top-8-iphone-apps-for-pe-teachers-part-2/ Part 3 http://thepegeek.com/2011/07/08/top-apps-for-pe-teachers-part-3/ ... Via John Evans 
Since Edgar Allan Poe’s works reside in the public domain, the late author’s oeuvre is ripe material for iOS developers. Via John Evans 
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Banning is not the answer. Administrators need policies for today's students and teachers need to update outdated practices. We're well into the 21st century and it's time for schools to encourage educators to start using methods that will prepare students for their future rather than relying on the comfortable policies and methods of the past. Via Donna Browne 
I teach piano on the side in the evenings. I am beginning to use the iPad to teach, instead of the traditional paper that we all grew up using. It’s true that the notes are quite small, but i... Via John Evans 
Are you looking for ways to use your iPad to improve your course design? Distance Education presents their top 3 iPad Apps for improving course design. Via John Evans 
"Anytime an iOS device is connected to a computer it will sync and backup the device, and though the syncing process can be annoying sometimes, the backup process should be considered crucial so that you always have a way to restore your iPhone, iPad, or iPod should anything go wrong." Via John Evans 
A brief introduction to this increasingly essential category of education technology. Guest Post collaboratively written with Jennifer Scottson. Via Donna Browne 
Effective evaluation of the credibility of sources is more important than ever for students faced with an overwhelming array of content. Via Donna Browne 
"Edshelf aims to address problems that I’ve covered here on Hack Education before: there’s a ton of educational content online – websites, apps and the like. But the question remains: how do you find “what works” (and what works on a particular or across multiple platforms)? How do you find high quality resources for specific subjects or specific grades?" Via John Evans 
"With a few minutes to spare in class today, I decided to whip out the Evernote Skitch app again (free!)" Via John Evans access to classroom2.0 Live ItunesU channel explained...Classroom 2.0 is a great resource for learning about new technology that can incorporated into education. The ItunesU channel makes for another great resource. 
A new survey from app marketing firm App Promo revealed that 80 percent of developers are not generating enough revenue with their app to support a standalone business. Via John Evans 
Pinterest is catching favor with many innovative educators and their students. This infographic from Online Universities shares some ways they're doing that. Are you using Pinterest? If so, share your ideas in the comments. Via Donna Browne Schools are needing increasing amounts of expensive educational technology at a time when budgets are shrinking. Via Leanne Windsor, Julie Millan, John Evans |
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