Subtext is an intriguing iPad application that allows users to read books collaboratively. While reading, participants can insert text, emotions, questions, links and thoughts into the margins of the book ... ![ctg10 [licensed for non-commercial use only] / iApps for Those who Learn Differently | "iPads for learning" | Scoop.it](http://img.scoop.it/vKZ3DzfNETiGRTGGIai2lDl72eJkfbmt4t8yenImKBVaiQDB_Rd1H6kmuBWtceBJ)
A neat list of apps for learners who struggle with text - PassPort Notes, Text Grabber, CloudOn ... 
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... 
How two school districts in Maine are adopting the iPad in the classroom and changing the face of education ... 
What will be the impact of the iPad on schools and schooling? I think it could be significant. In this blog we will explore various strategies people are using to utilize the iPad and what outcomes are being experienced. 
A dozen Las Vegas second-graders were given a common English assignment one recent morning: Write a story using new vocabulary words. 
Today we announced the release of the DocsTeach App for iPad, extending the dynamic learning opportunities available from the DocsTeach.org website to iPad users. 
iPhone and iPad Apps to Boost Creativity from brainstorming, moodboards, sketching and random word ipad apps... 
A high school English teacher developed an app in his spare time that takes a new, red-ink free approach to grammar lessons. 
Games and Facebook: We know those are two sure-fire ways of getting kids’ attention. Combine them, and you might have a tool to motivate low-income high-schoolers to apply to college. 
In 2011, the poster child of digital education was the Khan Academy, Sal Khan’s brainchild of over 3,000 lessons, but a new star is emerging for 2012 that’s taking Khan’s approach to the crowd. It’s a free whiteboard app called ShowMe that will currently play 1.5 million teacher-produced lessons ... 
Offline learning is the latest tool for the unorthodox education organization. Here's how that and other new features will power Khan Academy's new app. |
When the iPad was first revealed back in 2010, many people only saw it as purely a device to consume content on. Some of us saw differently ... 
iPads in Education... An educational site for using iPads in teaching and learning. 
A response to @jmcconville1000's "Why the iPad is bad for education" - an alternative view ... 
Coach's Eye is an app to use for recording video... but it takes your video way beyond simple playback. What makes this app exceptional are what you can do to the video AFTER the recording ... 
For 10-year-old Kaitlyn Chin, the first few weeks of school came packed with holidaylike anticipation — especially when the fourth-grader at Legacy Academy in Elizabeth saw boxes delivered to the building. 
The Resource for Education Technology Leaders focusing on K-12 educators. 
iPad 2 tips and original iPad tips - get 'em here! 
Greek Artist Petros Vrellis is a big admirer of Vincent Van Gogh, which prompted him to produce an interactive version of Starry Night. 
We all have the capacity to be creative, it's in our very nature. The iPad is a wonderful tool for creation is almost every sphere you can imagine, from expressing poetry to capturing artistic ideas, from exploring musical invention to manipulating captured light. ... 
The iPad as ... a useful list of apps focused on learning goals ... 
This page includes a few of my favourite apps for primary as well as links to app lists. It was inspired by Mark Anderson (@ICTEvangelist) who has written a blog post for secondary, which is well... 
Educreations app turns the iPad into a recordable, interactive and mobile whiteboard. Now sharing a tutorial or educational video is very simple and easily combines voice with annotation of picture... |
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Unfortunately, I could not figure out the link between Google Bookshelf and Subtext and an iPad. The article is not very good at explaining how to tie them all together because it is so busy being excited about the process in the first place. Sounds like a great idea, though. Thanks for sharing.