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It contains a set of useful apps pertaining to different categories. Most, if not all of these apps, have been already reviewed here in Educational Technology and Mobile Learning before but it is much more practical to see them compiled and ... Via Peggy Milam Creighton 
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"In what follows, I'd like to offer you a mixed lucky-packet of apps I have discovered since. What melts the whole sticky mass together is that most of them are focused on creative content generation. And they're fun and easy to use. And highly lickable. I love using these apps and recommend all of them. As always, though, please check out the pricing, reviews and ratings on the app store and decide for yourself before you download them." Via John Evans, Peggy Milam Creighton
Peggy Milam Creighton's curator insight,
July 15, 2013 11:14 AM
#tlchat: always looking for creative content generation news? check these out!
Peggy Milam Creighton's comment,
July 15, 2013 11:20 AM
in spite of the typo in the author's blog post, he shares great insight into why he selected these tools and how they can be used creatively
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"Whether you’re interesting in blending, flipping, personalizing, or differentiating your classroom, technology can be a huge help. Technology gives students direct access to content, which frees the teacher up for other roles
iPads function exceptionally well in this capacity, and one of their talents is to function as a digital whiteboard. Whether you want to lead an in-person class through the iPad screen, or you need remote access to eLearners or others in a school-to-school program, you’ve got options. Below are 8 apps (with various strengths and weaknesses–the only way to know if they truly fit your needs is to try them, unfortunately) that can help you blend and flip your classroom–or just give students more direct access to you, one another, and the content." Via John Evans, Peggy Milam Creighton
BobbiJames's curator insight,
July 12, 2013 8:30 PM
I'm still exploring how to use my iPad with my SmartBoard. These should help! 
designandtech's curator insight,
July 13, 2013 8:29 AM
I've tried most of these and they're really good.
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The app development market is exploding. More and more companies are creating “educational apps”. In some cases, they are simply digital versions of a book or a web based tool. Some seem to have “no educational value” to it at all, but are still sold under the label of “education”. Via Nik Peachey, John Evans, Tabletj
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We've been working hard around our house to keep the little brains working over the summer. We've been lucky to find lots of educational apps, but there are times when we need to turn to online content to help (i.e. Via Peggy Milam Creighton
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GwynethJones's curator insight,
July 12, 2013 7:51 AM
Of course my FAV is Kindle, Right? #TLChat #EdChat But, Srsly, great list!
Ps. sorry for the stutter re-scoop - forgot to add my hashtags! [facepalms] 
Connie Wise's curator insight,
July 13, 2013 5:13 PM
"Technology has made it even easier to get the most from libraries, and today there are numerous apps for your mobile device that can help librarians get the most from their days."
Lourense Das's curator insight,
January 3, 2013 5:37 AM
Very useful tool to evaluate professional school librarianship! 
Jurrien Lueks's curator insight,
January 3, 2013 10:35 AM
Evalueer je functioneren als schoolmediathecaris.
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"Creativity is a wonderful thing. A part of what makes it fun is through finding daily inspiration in almost everything we do. Whether you’re making music, creating great new digital illustrations, or trying to think of new ideas for your next photo project, there will always come a time when you need that little extra push. Fortunately, the sky’s the limit when it comes to pushing your creative boundaries on the iPad, thanks to these unique apps." Via John Evans, Tabletj
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