Global App Review
Please contribute to the global App review that was started by Wisconsin educators! Let's see how many educators we can have reviewing and adding to our list. If this works correctly, the best apps will filter to the top. If you ADD items, PLEASE ONLY USE THE TABS that are already listed. Also, limit the review of the app to just 2-3 sentences. We want to try and make filtering of them quick and SIMPLE!
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iBooks
Added by Stephanie Wieczorek on Jun 14, 2012
Save .pdf to iBooks for ease in reading lengthy docs on the go. Also, iBooks has some interactive books that engage students in the reading process and their library is growing!
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techchef4u
This is a wonderful APP for finding APPS!
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Science360
Excellent APP by the National Science Foundation that has hundreds of images and videos on all kinds of science related topics. New content is continually being added, so check back often!
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Google Earth
Added by Stephanie Wieczorek on Jun 14, 2012
Read reviews, get customer ratings, see screenshots, and learn more about Google Earth on the App Store. Download Google Earth and enjoy it on your iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.
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Google Search
Added by Stephanie Wieczorek on Jun 14, 2012
A general search engine...but did you know their is also a VOICE activated search option.
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Rover
Added by Stephanie Wieczorek on Jun 14, 2012
Rover allows sites with flash to operate. It lags and user has to navigate differently using three fingers...but right now this is at least an option for displaying flash video...
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Pocket Zoo
Added by Stephanie Wieczorek on Jun 14, 2012
This app has all sorts of animals with videos and information about each animal. You could use this app for differentiated learning and provide a checklist for students as they journey through the zoo!
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OverDrive Media Console – Library eBooks and Audiobooks
Added by Stephanie Wieczorek on Jun 14, 2012
WI Digital Library Access using your public library card. This App will allow the user to read e-books from their iPad.
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Ellison the Elephant
This is a great resource to use with young readers, as the book can the option of reading to the student. It is interactive and is about a young elephant trying to find his "voice." This would also be good for use in an upper elementary or middle school classroom for 6+1 trait writing.
