iPads in Education Daily

If you’re looking to reduce your paper trail, keep parents in the loop and find more efficient ways to manage  your students’ behavior, there are  apps to help you do it. Below are some of...

Mashable calls it a second brain, Evernote is a powerful productivity app that, I believe, every teacher should be using. I know you probably have heard and read a lot about it but that elephant logo...

Are you content with the photo editing experience you get from Instagram ? Do you want to be able to customize your photos and add your personal feel and touch to them before sharing them with the...

Google Reader meets Flipboard: Bloglovin' launches Android, iPad apps
The Verge
On the iPad, Bloglovin' made it so just a minor flick of your thumb initiates a significant scroll, eliminating the need to constantly scroll while you read.

The buzz that the Modern Taxonomy Wheel generated over the last couple of weeks  has not yet died out and now we have a new updated wheel from the same guy Allan Carrington. I love Allan's work...

The official iOS app of Google’s social networking site, Google+, has received another update that adds a number of notable features.

The Worldwide Developers Conference is less than two weeks away. As if right on cue, Jim Dalrymple from The Loop is out with his thoughts and opinions on what to expect from Apple on June 10.

The Olloclip is one of the most popular accessories for iPhoneographers. And now, an official companion camera app for the “quick-connect lens solution” for iPhone and iPod touch has been made available in the App Store.

Numerous iPhone tripods are available online, however one new product promises to offer users a credit card-sized smartphone mount, which can support an iPhone in either landscape or portrait, and can rotate through a whole 360 degrees.

Top 5 Apps for Authors
PBS MediaShift
Authors these days are more than authors. Our days are fragmented with tasks that more resemble those of publishers and marketers, journalists and speakers.

The Mac Observer How to Manage Your Photos When Traveling with an iPhone & iPad The Mac Observer I discovered that, for my purposes anyway, being accompanied by a late model iPhone and iPad were all I needed to produce satisfying and compelling...

It’s time to get cooking with grandma in another fun kid’s app from Fairlady Media. Arriving in the App Store today, Grandma’s Kitchen is designed for ages 4-7 and teaches kindergarten and first grade learning skills.

Building better slideshows on your iPad
Macworld (blog)
So you've fine-tuned a collection of images in iPhoto for iOS—now you can create a polished slideshow with them by tapping the power of iMovie on your iPad.

Recordium Records and Edits Audio Right on Your iPhone or iPad
Lifehacker
Recordium is free for a limited time (until June 1), so if you're interested in the app, grab it now.

Create the perfect montage video with this simple editing app.

Since there are always tons of new apps, my kids and I have tested and found excellent new learning apps to recommend. It's always fun to mix it up with some new downloads, right?