iPads in Education Daily

Last week, we told you how you can use Siri to check your email and reply to the most recent message. As we did, we noted that Siri isn’t able to read your email. But what if you really want your email to be read by your iPhone?

With the year 2013 almost upon us, many of you will probably want to attempt a Project 365 (one photo a day). Collect is a simple and slick app that can make keeping track of that easier than ever before.

We’ve already mentioned what other app developers have planned for New Year’s Eve. Moment.me is also joining in on the celebrations. The free Web and mobile app will be providing users with views from crowds around the world as we say hello to 2013.

Educational Technology and Mobile Learning has started featuring the best of web and mobile apps for the year 2012. We are partnering with our sister blog Free Mobile Technology for Teachers to...

Forget the iTV. The Apple product of 2013 could turn out to be the equally long-rumored iWatch.
According to TGBUS, Apple is working on a watch that could be paired with any iOS device. It would launch in the first half of the year.

EMD PTE-- a new education app which provides teachers and students extensive information about the periodic table of the elements. http://bit.ly/GGQENt. Evernote-- helps you ...

On this page, you will find the best 108 iPad apps for all your needs. We’ve taken the effort to categorize the apps and picked only those we believe to be the best ones and which will most likely be useful to you.

The companion site for the book by Jeff Carlson (MacSparky Blog: iPad for Photographers: Lately I'm doing an increasing amount of photo editing and management on...

The team behind cool app Kinetik has entirely redesigned its app recommendation platform and relaunched it under the name HIP.

Review: Drafts for iPhone and iPad
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There’s a neat, new app that’s currently making the rounds. It’s called Cycloramic. Get it? Rounds? Cyclo?
All right, do forgive me for that pun.

Adam | Featured Articles, Teaching & Learning, Technology in Education, The Future of Education (5 Reasons why the iPad will stay the king of the classroom http://t.co/UaRVRzgt)...

Set a timer for the meat and a separate one for the veggies with this multi-use utility app.

If you have a penchant for learning at home or on the move, 2012 saw a slew of handy apps that could help you in your endeavors.

Indeed, The Next Web covered thousands of apps throughout ...

Whether you’re new to iOS, or just want to pick up some useful tips and tricks, we’re here to help. This is iOS Advice.
In my opinion, Notes is one of the most convenient built-in apps on an iOS device.

With the introduction of podcasting , a new revolution emerged in the field of communication and in the way people share their knowledge. This revolution has extended to touch upon education with...

Tweet I recently posted my suggestion for a $10 iPad setup (look HERE) This is a follow-up post with my recommendations for a $20 setup. Here is the $20 setup I would use for my Kindergarten class ...

36 Lists of iPad Resources  39 sites for using iPads in classrooms 10 iPad Apps Everyone Should Have- from PC Magazine 10 Must Have iPad Apps for Students and Teachers 10 Ways to Use iPads in Your Classroom 40 iPad Apps Librarians Love 40 Most Awesome...