Apps for teachers

Here are some lesson planning apps for teachers that make the process quick and simple

Finding apps isn’t difficult. Finding education apps is only a bit more challenging. Finding free education apps is also possible. Finding free education apps worth downloading is a different story entirely. Before browsing through the apps below, let me tell you about a site that, if you haven’t visited already, you should probably go look […]

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My iPad is probably my best friend in the classroom. But seriously, it is. I use my iPads almost every day and love all the apps I find on them! I'm sharing all the teacher

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Here is a handy visual we created based on iTunes collection 'Teachers' Favourites'. In it you will find a number of key iPad apps popular among teachers and educators. The apps are arranged into four main categories: apps for communicating with students and parents, apps for creating quizzes and tests, apps for fostering students creativity, and apps for planning lessons. Two apps that are not in iTunes original collection and which we added to second category are Google Classroom and…

A Visual Library Of Core Teacher Apps Using the iPad in a 1:1 environment requires not only some ground rules, but a bit of common language. Since every student has their own iPad, and teachers likely do as well, this common tool necessitates some universal understanding: What do we mean by "on-task"? Same screen? Same app? Same activity? Which digital resources do we prefer? When kinds of tasks are ideal for iPads, laptops, desktops, smartphones, and pencil-and-paper? And when we do use the…