While the iPad is not the savior for learning–or even mobile learning for that matter, if you use one for five minutes it’s easy to see that it is an amazing piece of hardware. We’ve talked about how to use them in a PBL environment. And how to record ideas with them. And even separated ideas for…
Most educational games for the iPad aim squarely at the kiddish crowd. But those punk whippersnappers who need to get off the lawn shouldn’t have all the fun. Adults can enjoy their own as well, including these! If you want to let your kids in on the fun learning, check out our kid’s edition of this list….
Swiping, pinching, zooming, and other ‘non-typing’ interactions are emerging, moving us closer to a ‘touchless’ future of hardware.
We know change can be daunting, but we promise that within this list of grading apps teachers love, you’ll find something you love, too.
Here are 50 recreational apps to sharpen the mind, particularly after the school years wrap, and to fight off the encroach of stagnation.
From designing and documenting to publishing, drawing, and publishing, here are 23 ways to use the iPad for project-based learning.
Is your classroom ‘ready’ for iPads? What are the characteristics of a classroom or curriculum that can leverage the iPad’s features?
If you’re a college student looking to supplement your science studies, these apps are some of the best for learning, sharing & researching.
Placing an iPad into the lap of every student is nothing if not a sign that teachers are more than willing to give up control of pace and access,
When adopting a new learning tool, the clearer the picture of how that tool ideally functions can be helpful in improving its use.
Here, are a few amazing iPad apps for struggling readers and writers to help them see school as fun and engaging, not a struggle.
These recent studies show whether the iPad movement is the wave of the future of education, or a waste of valuable resources.
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