Apps
Reviews of educational apps that piqued our interest.
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Penultimate is your digital notebook for writing, drawing, creativity
Penultimate is another app from the fine folks at Evernote, so you know it’s going to be well-designed and updated regularly.
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The Fantastic Flying Books of Mr. Morris Lessmore
The story of the Fantastic Flying Books of Mr. Morris Lessmore is based on the Oscar-winning animation of the same name.
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Explain Everything is a feature-rich interactive whiteboard tool
Explain Everything essentially records everything that is taking place on your iPad screen – but with a lot of control and features!
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Listen and learn from the wonderful world of podcasts
Before we start, let’s explain what a podcast is.
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Fun background sound effects with Noisli
Noisli is a background noise generator that lets you create fun environments for your classroom.
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ScreenChomp records and shares your iPad’s screen and audio
Using ScreenChomp, you can record your explanations for any topic to help pupils get a better understanding of a certain task.
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Foldify: Design, fold and cut-out 3D shape templates
Foldify is a wonderful app that has a collection of printable 3D shapes that you can print off, fold and cut-out.
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Create a child-friendly app prototype with Marvel
If you ever wanted to design your own functioning app — Marvel is here to help.
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Flipboard is a digital magazine that you create
When the iPad launched in 2010, Flipboard was one of the first apps to display this innovative way of consuming content.
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Collect, organise and share student work digitally using Three Ring
The nature of assessment is changing. It isn’t just about a grade at the end of a test.
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Build a virtual forest by staying focused and avoiding smartphone distractions
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Unsplash: A directory of free, high-resolution photographs
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Hemingway app recommends edits to improve your writing
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Maps.Me is an offline map solution for anywhere in the world
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Plickers: An innovative way of conducting polls and quizzes in your classroom