A collection of teacher-recommended behavior and classroom management apps for K-12 students, such as ClassDojo, TooLoud?, Smart Seat, Stop Go!, etc.
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The 21st Century
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Implications for the Future, Social Media, OER, ICT Adaptation, Educational Technology.
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The creatable, colorful, makeable fun of the PLAY-DOH brand is coming to life digitally for Android devices.
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Google Apps for Education has to be the hottest topic in education around the world at the moment as literally hundreds of thousands of schools are adopting this free resource which is changing the way teachers and students collaborate on work...
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WASHINGTON — Smartphones don’t make smart babies, an advocacy group declared Wednesday in a complaint to the government about mobile apps that claim to help babies learn.
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Like last year, this year's popular App Shootout at FETC 2013 tossed around dozens of useful apps for teachers and students.
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We know teachers can find it hard to make time to plan their lessons, or to manage their classes both in and out of the classroom, so Shaun Wilden has compiled a list of his top 10 free apps to hel...
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Get Virtual Heart on the App Store. See screenshots and ratings, and read customer reviews.
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Get 3D Brain on the App Store. See screenshots and ratings, and read customer reviews.
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tatiana lopez's curator insight,
July 16, 2013 8:34 PM
Storytelling still retains its importance as an important element of learning. Students learn best when they are given the chance to compose. read, listen and create. Writing stories and sharing them with others is a great way for students to put their literacy skills in to practice. Below is a selection of good iPad apps selected to try with students.
Little Story Maker, Doodlecast for kids, Story Wheel, Story Creator, Pixn Tell
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Best Women Safety Smartphone Application like OnWatch, CircleOf6, Fightback, StreetSafe, Redpanicbutton for women to feel safe and secure while you are alone
Treathyl Fox's comment,
May 28, 2013 1:28 PM
All women in general? It's the women who have to answer to a General that are the having the problem. Other women don't need to ask permission or follow a chain of command. SO! Do you think women in the Military should use these apps?
Christino Martin's comment,
May 30, 2013 12:48 PM
Ya they are also a must to use these apps as you never know when they can be helpful and its always good to be safe
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Technology can be quite distracting for teachers and students alike. Here's a guide to keeping students focused while diving into technology.
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#Assessment Apps for #iPad #iPhone http://t.co/xUXVhkhCe8 #gradebook #recording #mobile #ipaded
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3 Five Star Common Core Apps for Back to School ~ Educational Technology and Mobile Learning http://t.co/WelmDNsy99 via @medkh9
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Tellagami is a free iPad that elementary school students will enjoy using to create narrated animations. If you have ever used Voki or GoAnimate, Tellagami will feel familiar to you. Tellagami allo...
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3 tools, individually or together, will help elementary students leverage technology in ways we couldn't imagine just a few short years ago.
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Parents and teachers can download some of the following 30 Best Educational Games for the iPad: Kid’s Edition (RT @cti_powerup: The 30 Best Educational Games for the iPad: Kid’s Edition: http://t.co/4CzKrbaWoB...
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Get Essential Skeleton 2 on the App Store. See screenshots and ratings, and read customer reviews.
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Mobile apps & websites for teaching 4th grade elementary school students, such as Socrative, instaGrok, Educreations, Wordle, Wikispaces, Quizlet, etc.
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Jason Toy's curator insight,
July 18, 2013 5:25 AM
I think this could actually be useful, not saying that "Hey I have ASP." "That's ok, we have an app for that." It does not work that way but what this could help is having a lot of this information available in one section or one graph to help in trying to find a particular application that someone was searching for in the first place. Worth the read at least.
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Dr. Susan Bainbridge's insight:
Interesting option for tablets.
Ness Crouch's curator insight,
June 22, 2013 5:41 PM
One for the records. Will need to keep an eye on this... |
Food for thought, maybe not appropriate for secondary students?
Management Apps you can use.