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All of the tech tools featured in this post are free, user friendly, and (likely)will be available on your school's network. These tools are best for students in grades 6-12 but the teacher creatio... Via David R. Perry
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Help your children understand valuable savings and budgeting lessons using a smartphone. Via David R. Perry
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While Apple's music creation app is limited to iOS and OS X, SoundTrap works on any device with a browser that plays nice with HTML5. And it's very fun… Via Tom D'Amico (@TDOttawa) , David R. Perry
Matthew Sutherland's curator insight,
May 20, 2017 12:52 AM
The "Instagram" of sound. An overview article 
Sarah Margaret's comment,
June 1, 2017 9:36 PM
Multi-authoring a group composition would be so great for students using this program. It is a shame that is only usable through Apple. I just wrote a Unit of work editing sounds using GarageBand in groups but SoundTrap would make the activity so much easier if it was available in my school. The sharing and networking possibilities are so much greater than GarageBand.
Lanerz Simiskey's curator insight,
September 19, 2021 11:48 AM
At first glance, I thought this was going to be a very opinionate or sponsored article. Reading into it I saw it made some good points, but clicking the resources made me think otherwise. At least one of the resources took me to a page that said it was the wrong address. This could just be an incident that happened after his post, but it still made me suspicious.
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RT @KarenDeeThomas: These are worth your time! 4 Educational Apps That Schools Love | EdTech Magazine http://t.co/fABCe8KYdW Via David R. Perry
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