iPads in Education Daily

Happy Holidays!
The App Friday “Christmas Special” is officially here! Deals good from December 21st through December 28th at  www.appfridayparty.com.
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Got a new iPad mini? Hoping to see one under the Christmas tree on Tuesday? Then we have some terrific news for you! For the holidays, our AppStart guides for iPhone and iPad are available for free.

Between now and Jan. 2, Disney Publishing is offering a special price on all of their Storybook Deluxe apps in iTunes.

Play Board Games On Your iPad This Holiday Season
AppAdvice
With the popularity of the online show Tabletop, board games are enjoying a resurgence. Instead of gathering around cardboard, why not use your iPad?

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.
Over the last couple of weeks, we’ve been showcasing the many ways to take full advantage of Siri.

SayHi is out with a new app, TableTop Translator for iPad. Additionally, the company’s popular SayHi Translate app for iPhone/iPod touch and iPad has received a significant update.

There are many important moments that happen between our family and friends, and we want to remember them.

The SAMR model helps teachers and educators understand and better integrate  technology into their teaching and learning. This model was created by Dr Robin Puentudura with the explicit aim of...

A look at our pick of the best productivity and lifehack apps of 2012 on iOS, Android, Mac and the Web.

Can you believe it? The holiday season is in full swing, and Christmas is just a few days away. If you haven’t noticed, we’ve gone crazy for iOS device accessories the last few weeks, and have produced a number of Gift Guides for shoppers.

Want to catch memories, frame them, and share them in seconds? Then Momentsia is just what you need.

Here is a nice rubric, initially developed by Harry Walker and then modified by Kathy Schrock, that provides a means to evaluate iPods/iPads apps for use by students.

Slate Magazine
The Perfect Classical Music App
Slate Magazine
The baton-swinger, Esa-Pekka Salonen, didn't have to stop the Philharmonia to tell me this, because the performance I was watching wasn't live, but playing on an iPad.

The Give Speech Foundation’s Free Speech iPad app is designed to assist students who have Autism and other speech and communication impairments. The Free Speech app provides a set of images a...

ZDNet
Evernote Food 2.0 for iPad enhances your holiday cooking experience
ZDNet
Yesterday, Evernote Food 2.0 was released with iPad support too that really makes Evernote Food a pretty amazing application to have in your kitchen.

Heavy Bits’s Snapguide is now universal and available on the iPad. The free app offers a simple way to share and view step-by-step how-to guides.
Geared towards creative people and DIY enthusiasts alike, the app first launched in March.

Charles Dickens’ 1843 novella, “A Christmas Carol” is quite popular this time of year. It is also available in the public domain, which means there are countless apps already available that tell the often told Christmas Eve story of Ebenezer Scrooge.