Mobile+Apps

== 1. Studious - This app would be good for teachers and students to keep track of appointments, homework due dates, ballgames, organization meetings, and anything else that you may need to keep track of to stay on time. It will give you reminders before hand and it will even silence your cell phone during times that you schedule it to, so that students and teachers cell phones are not going off during class time! It's available for free in the Google Play Store for free! == @https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.young.studious&hl=en == 2. World Atlas - This app provides high resolution images of maps of the world. It also gives pictures of flags and facts about the country that you are researching on. It includes several versions and it will even give you a satellite image of the country you are researching. World Atlas costs $0.99. == @https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/ == 3. Shakespeare – This app gives 41 of Shakespeare’s plays and 154 sonnets. It has a glossary of common phrases used and a detailed scene breakdown of each act. And the best part — it's free. == @https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/shakespeare/id285035416?mt=8 == 4. Graphing Calculator - Regular graphing calculators are very expensive and with this app you can do all types of math on it. It will graph as well as do regular math problems. The keyboard can be custom tailored so that all your most used equations can be stored for fast use. Plus it will e-mail screenshots to yourself or your teacher! Cost much less than a TI94! It only costs $2.99. == @https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/graphing-calculator/id289940142?mt=8 == 5. Evernote Peek – This app actually could be used by students or teachers to make flashcards for practice on terms and vocabulary. Strengthen your memory easily and for free. == @https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/evernote-peek/id442151267?mt=8 =6. gFlash Pro iPad App - This app serves students, teachers, and trivia junkies alike. Download flash cards assignment, quiz, and test inspiration, store images and audio for reference or incorporation into a lecture, and much more. The little quizzes even allow educators to test their own proficiency in the fields they teach and help them build up on the areas where they could use a nice, quick boost. When using this function, gFlashPro also keeps track of progress made when testing oneself! $3.99 = @http://www.teachhub.com/reviews/apps/gflash-pro-ipad-app-review =7. Dropbox iPad App -  = Teachers and students with notes and files scattered about different computers will love this application. You can synch with other machines sporting Dropbox and users do not have to fear misplacing important documents – it even boasts the ability to read a number of different common file formats! Anyone can save their photos and videos directly to the application as well. Teachers who come across great bits of online multimedia to enhance a lecture can save their valuable findings for future offline viewing and organize them into specific galleries. Free @https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/dropbox/id327630330?mt=8

=8. Twitter – This app can be used by teachers and students. It is a way to keep in touch or share important information with each other in real time. It could be used as an extension to a lesson or to share pictures and videos. Free = @https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/twitter/id333903271?mt=8 =9. Educreations Interactive Whiteboard – This app turns your iPad into a recordable whiteboard. I can see both teachers and students using this for different reasons. The teacher could use it for explanations or add video to a lesson. A student could use it to make a project and share it with the class or their group. Free = @https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/educreations-interactive-whiteboard/id478617061?mt=8 = 10. Skitch – This app could be used by teachers or students to annotate pictures or maps. It has a stamper that you can stamp onto the image to draw attention to a particular spot. It can snap a screenshot, webpage that you can add highlights into as well as it has a quick editing program that you can zoom or crop images. You can share your work with anyone that can accept images. I think this would be a great tool to use for photo/image projects. You can add it under the Evernote App and gives you even more things that it can be used for in educational settings. Skitch is free to download and use. Evernote Premium adds the great features above and is available through an auto-renewing subscription. Free (This is from the site)  = = Two subscription options: ◦ Evernote Premium monthly for $5  ◦ Evernote Premium annually for $45  Skitch is part of the Evernote family of apps that are designed to help you remember everything, communicate effectively and get things done. = @https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/skitch/id490505997?mt=8