Long journey of Ruby Standard library at RubyKaigi 2024
Educational Apps
1. Our Favorite Apps
Apps are a must-have if you have a Smartphone.
Here are some free apps for school and more.
2. Access your media and documents anywhere.
Syncs with all your devices.
Link: www.dropbox.com
3. It’s must-have package for note-taking and
archiving. Record audio notes, type “written”
notes, or save articles and web pages from
the internet.
Link: www.evernote.com
4. Edmodo helps teachers and students stay
connected and share information by providing
a platform that keeps you organized and up-
to-date with schoolwork.
Link: www.edmodo.com
5. Find great places to see and the best
restaurants in your area. Who knows, you may
get a deal, too.
Link: www.foursquare.com
6. Tether your phone to the internet for free (and
without rooting).
Link: www.foxfi.com
7. Capture your favorite moments. Links to
Foursquare, Facebook, Twitter, and Tumblr.
Link: www.instagram.com
8. A social network app for the professional.
Maintain professional connections with the
people you meet.
Link: www.linkedin.com
9. Create an electronic book to tell your story.
Encourage students to explore their creative
side.
Link: http://en.childrenslibrary.org
10. An app that enables teachers to organize
classes and students. Features include
tracking attendance, grades and student
behavior.
Link: www.teacherpal.net
11. Manage your social networks all in one app.
Keep track of your favorite followers and
hashtags.
Link: www.tweetdeck.com
12. An all-in-one video editing app on your phone.
Document and edit videos on the go.
Link: www.viddy.com
13. Help students better understand the core of
each lesson by creating impactful infographs.
Link: http://visual.ly
14. Free international text/pix/video messaging
using the same internet plan you use for
email & web browsing. Group chat available,
too.
Link: www.whatsapp.com
