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This is so simple and easy. It is a must try for anyone with an iPad. 
"With a keen interest in ICT and maths, I have been exploring the ways in which iPad apps (other than the “I can do maths….2+2 etc” type) can enhance pupil progress and motivation. I believe that, when done the right way, gaming can play a huge role in learning. If you are going to try any of these ideas in class its best to be quite familiar with the apps and how they work. Via John Evans 
As I started a go-to list of the best educational iPad apps for kids, the list got so long, I split up my posts into categories. 
One of the ‘PC Free’ features of iOS 5 on the iPad is the ability to update the iPad’s operating system software (iOS) over the air. – as in, without needing to connect to iTunes on a PC. Via John Evans 
After the release of the new iPad Apple changed the way they produced their A5 processors. So how does a newer iPad 2 stack up to its predecessor? Via Apps for iPads 
World War II Interactive for iPad is the perfect app to give kids aged 10 and above (as well as parents!) a chance to learn and review the biggest conflict in history. Via Nathalie van Ee 
Some people have asked me “how do I integrate the iPad into my English classes?” I respond by providing some iPad related tasks that link and work well with the text types... 
The game console for Mac/PC has arrived. 
Discovery learning with augmented reality http://t.co/0sdMQukz via @myen something to explore #edtech #edchat... Via Jon Samuelson, Lisa Johnson 
"...With this new app for iPad called ZillyDilly, kids can safely browse through selected websites that allows them to play, learn, and interact. Parents can be safely assured that every website their child browses through the app is safe and appropriate for kids." |
the iPad signals the opportunity for a transformation in how technology is used in schools, colleges and universities. 
"Up to now I haven’t been convinced by the Ipad 1 or 2 as being able to do anything but be a pretty browsing machine. All that changed in the last week." Via John Evans 
Pocket for iPad, the app formerly know as Read It Later, was updated yesterday – the same day as its closest rival, Instapaper. The new version number is 4.1 and it’s a substantial update for Pocket. Via John Evans 
Worldwide shipments of tablets increased significantly in the first quarter of 2012, driven by strong sales of Apple's iPad. But owing to a slump in Android tablet sales, overall growth was weaker than expected.
Title I reading specialist Paula Rogers found a way to combine iPads and innovative Flash-based reading sites, which typically aren't compatible with the tablet. 
Video Physics brings complex video analysis to iPhone, iPod touch and iPad and into the hands of the students. The app allows students to take a video of any object in motion and then by marking it... Via David Miller 
Advice on tools and techniques of collecting, saving, managing and annotating student digital work. Via JP Hale 
There a several apps useful for downloading electronic books. The following apps are some of the primary virtual bookstores. 
The past few months have indeed seen a surge of AirPlay-compatible desktop utilities and apps that take advantage of Apple’s technology for audio and video streaming. From games enhanced with AirPlay to enable new controls and interactions, to several desktop utilities that are now connecting Macs and Apple TVs with AirPlay, there’s plenty of options out there to beam images and audio to devices running iOS or OS X. Via JP Hale 
AirServer is a powerful Mac/PC application that enables you to stream or mirror your iOS device, such as your iPhone 4S, to your Mac/PC. A PC version is now available. Via Sam Gliksman 
"Ride the iPad wave with FREE apps for your classroom. We’re excited to share this digital eBook with you! The free resources will help you create engaging 21st century learning experiences for you and your students."
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