Creating lessons on iPads with a short review on GoCLass from Richard Byrne. Via Pippa Davies @PippaDavies, Petra Pollum 
I’ve had many teachers ask how to help students make great films, so below is a series of activities that may help you during the process. Via Sam Gliksman 
RT @felixjacomino: Google Apps for Education Overview - Jaime Casap http://t.co/hlXh6UqA #edtech #edreform... Via Leslie Whittington, Lorna Hardin 
An app for making personalized quote books filled with the practical advice, useful wisdom and favorite quotes of family and friends. Via Ana Cristina Pratas 
So you’ve got one or a few iPads that you want to use in the classroom. You could visit the Apple App Store’s education section and peruse the many offerings… do some Google searches to figure out what’s good… or just use this print-friendly image below to get started! Via Steven Engravalle, Felix Jacomino, Petra Pollum 
If you own a smartphone or tablet, you should be using Mobile Nations. Mobile Nations is a group of web sites that each focus on a mobile operating systems. Each site has app reviews, hardware reviews, accessory reviews, tips, resources, forums, help topics, and much more. Via WebTeachers 
I haven't had a lot of time in the last few weeks to spend searching for great mobile apps. But with a hat tip to Jaime H. and through a conversation with a couple of great teachers in Illinois, I did run across three that I really like. I think you will too. Via John Evans, Sam Gliksman 
This is a great free app for creating step by step instruction guides. It combines video, images and text. Also a great tool for learning how to do something new. The instruction guides can be viewed online or on mobile devices. Via Nik Peachey |
Visual Talks - Quickly create animated presentations for iPad - App Info & Stats... The quintessential writing machine for your iPad and iPhone. iA Writer makes sure that your thoughts go into the text—and not into the program. With keyboard extension, focus mode, iCloud and Dropbox integration. Via Ana Cristina Pratas 
One Dad's daily quest to find the best educational apps for the iPhone and iPad. Via Jon Samuelson, Petra Pollum 
When the first iPad launched in 2010, critics were quick to lampoon the device for being geared too heavily toward content consumption. Via John Evans, WebTeachers 
Disable In-App Purchases, Use iCloud to sync your calendar, events, and emails, and more! Via Eduware, Inc. , John Evans, WebTeachers 
A roundup of educational articles, apps and tutorials for educators looking to integrate iPads into the classroom. Via kcalderw, WebTeachers 
This is a very useful free tool which can be used to create and edit video on your iPhone or iPad. It's a great tool for project work as well as entertainment. Via Nik Peachey iOS has a number of accessibility features that even those without visual or hearing impairments may want to use. One of those is the voice over feature called 'speak selection'. You can select any word, or text and have the iPad speak it. Via Nik Peachey 
This resource from Tom Barrett et al keeps on growing and getting richer over time. If you haven't seen it before it's definitely worth a look! - JE Via John Evans, WebTeachers 
The invention of the tablet PC has created a new medium for book publishing. Interactive books are everywhere, and have revolutionized the way people consume the printed word. Via Sam Gliksman 
Pinball is an awesome tool provided by BBC. This is basically a set of fun tools that help users ogranize and generate new ideas.It is one of the best free mind mapping services for educators. Pinball is not only limited to mind mapping but also has tools for creating outlines, and simple slideshow. Via Patty Ball, Petra Pollum |
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