Simple Tips, tricks and instruction on using the ipad. Apps suggestions also.

1. iPads for Teaching & Learning
How to, Tips, and Apps Suggestions

2. Introduction to the iPad
How to, Tips, and Apps Suggestions

3. Accessories to Try...

4. Accessories to Try…
Item
Description
Price
Case
To protect the ipad
$30 - $50 on Amazon
Video adapter for ipad 2 or 3
Physically connects to projector
$15 on Amazon
Video adapter for ipad w/
thunderbolt
Physically connects to projector
$46 on Amazon
Digital photo adapter
Transfer photos from your SD
card
$26 on Amazon
Lapworks Handler
Carry your ipad around your room $29 on Amazon
Adonit Stylus
Write on the ipad screen
$30 on Amazon
Moshi Protective Cover
Screen protector
$22 on Amazon
Bluetooth speakers
Wireless sound
$20-150 on Amazon
iHome speakers
Wired speakers
$75 on Amazon
Logitech keyboard by Zagg
Type and carry case
$75 on Amazon
Duro keyboard and cover
Type and carry case
$40 on Amazon
Griffiti Nootle tripod adapter
Attach your ipad to a tripod
$15 on Amazon
Airstash Wireless Storage
Save music, photos and files
$140 on Amazon
Reflector App
Wirelessly project to your
computer
$12.99 on airsquirrels.com

5. iPad at a Glance
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Press and hold the
Sleep/Wake button to turn
on and shut off your iPad.
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Tap your Status bar to
quickly scroll to the top of
a page or list
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Quickly mute your iPad by holding
down the bottom volume button
for 2 seconds.
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Your Side Switch locks your ipads
volume (mute) or the rotation. Set
which one in Settings > General

6. iPad Screens & Apps
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Home Screen...and more screens
You can have up to 11 screens, with 20 items (apps or folders)
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Screens will not show up until you move an app…
You can have up to 6 apps on your Dock. The dock is visible from all
screens
Apps
To organize apps into folders, drag similar apps on top of each other
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To delete an app, press and hold until it shimmers, then click on the X in the
upper left corner of the app.
To move apps to another screen, drag the app to the edge of the screen
(don’t let up until the screen has changed)
Search using Spotlight
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Spotlight searches your iPad or the web for information
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Control what you
search for in your
Spotlight settings.

7. Common icons on the iPad
Save/Share: Use this button to share, publish or save photos, work, posts…
Option Menu: Whenever you see this, there are options for the item you are viewing
Arrange: Use this as a handle to rearrange items in a list
Delete: Whenever you see this, tapping it deletes the item
Close: When working with apps, tap this to close the desired item
Play: Push to play videos or music
Search: Tap to the right of this symbol to search.
Clear: This appears at the end of every search or text bar. Tap it to clear out all text in the bar
Notification: When you see this, the iPad is letting you know there is a new message, update or notification

8. Bookmarking in Safari
1. Tap on Safari
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2. Visit the website you want to bookmark
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3. Tap on the Share/Save button & select Add Bookmark
3
4. Name the site if necessary
5. Put it where you want it (I suggest Bookmarks Bar)
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6. Click save
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Safari doesn’t have a home
screen...you might want to tap on “Add
to Home Screen” so that the users
guide shows up like an app
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If you don’t see a Bookmarks Bar, be
sure to turn this on is Settings under
Safari

9. Interacting with the iPad
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Tap - To select an App or option on your iPad
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Press (Tap & Hold) - To edit Apps. This will make them shimmer
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Double-Tap - To select a word. Double-Tap Home button to see running Apps
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Swipe - Turn pages in a book. Navigate to different pages on the iPad screen
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Flick - Quickly scroll through a list of items, like songs
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Pinch - Enlarge or shrink a page in Safari or photos
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Twist - Rotate an image (in certain Apps)
While playing music, you can sleep
your ipad. Double-tap the
home button to control your music:
play, pause, next...
Drag - to move an item on your screen
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Try swiping in different
environments. You can swipe an
email message or song to get a
delete option.

10. Interacting with the iPad

11. Using the iPad Keyboard
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Press and slide your
finger inside a word to
get a magnified
insertion point.
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Tap - Tap to insert cursor inside text
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Tap & Hold - To move the cursor where you want it
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Double-Tap a word - to select an entire word
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Double-Tap - on the Shift key to turn on Caps-Lock
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Press & Slide on the keyboard - Use this to type in a number between letters
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Press & Hold on a key - Try this on any key and see what you reveal
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Shake your iPad to undo
your last action
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Add different types of
keyboards (like
emoticons) by visiting
the Keyboard Settings
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Place your thumbs in the center of
the keyboard and slide outward to
create a split keyboard. More like
texting.

12. Deleting an App
1. Press and hold on an app until your apps shimmer
2. Tap on the X that appears in the upper left-hand corner of your App
3. Confirm the delete by tapping Delete
4. Tap the Home button once to exit the edit mode.
Moving an App
1. Press and hold on an app until your apps shimmer
2. Press and drag an app to the location of your choice
*If you want to drag an app to another screen, drag the app to the
edge of the screen and keep dragging until your screen changes to
the desired one.
3. Let up on the app
**Drag one app on top of another to create a folder
4. Tap the Home button once to exit the edit mode.

13. Settings on your iPad
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To adjust Spotlight on your iPad do the following:
1.Open the Settings application
2.Tap on the General tab in the left panel
3.Scroll down and find ‘Spotlight Search’
•Remove the check mark from any of the listings you do not want
to appear
•You can re-order by dragging the 3 prong icon in the order you
want searches to appear
Settings on your iPad let you customize and personalize your device
•Access networks to connect to the Internet
•Connect wirelessly to other devices such as speakers or a keyboard
•Set alerts and notifications
•Update your software and reset any settings you might have changed
•Adjust your view - brightness, contrast, wallpaper
•Set restrictions to certain things
•Setup and administer accounts - email, apps
•Turn features on or off for specific apps

14. Personalizing your iPad
Numbering each of your iPads
1. Visit Google Image Search in your browser
2. Conduct your search for an image
3. Open the image file by tapping on it
4. Press on the image file and choose “Save File”
5. Open your photos by opening the Photos App
6. Navigate to the picture of your saved image
7. Open it by tapping on it
8. From the Save/Share button choose Use as Wallpaper
9. Select “Set Home Screen”
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Create an identification screen by
putting in your contact information
in a PowerPoint slide. Share that
file with yourself on your iPad and
set the Lock screen

15. Customize your Notifications
Decide which Apps you want to provide notifications
for you.
Place them in the Notification Center
(Click Edit, then drag)
Click the > beside each app to decide what you want
to view as a notification.
Access your notifications by swiping down from your
status bar.

16. Adding Parental Controls
From your Settings > General > Restrictions
You must set a passcode before you can enable restrictions
on your iPad.
Although you don’t have a lot of control, you can prevent users
from installing apps, deleting apps, turn off in-App purchasing
and more.
Tapping Ratings For will let you work with age ratings for your
country, which allows for more child friendly content.

17. Apps that come on the iPad - most anyway
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Notes - Easy note taking program
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Safari - Web browser
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Mail - Read email from multiple account types
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App Store - Get content for your iPad
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Photos - Store, Edit and Share (photos & movies)
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Camera - Take photos or videos
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FaceTime - Video conference with other iPad users
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Calendar - Keep track of your life from your iPad
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Contacts - Address book
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Messages - Send text to other iPad users
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Reminders - To do list creator
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iTunes - Connect to the iTunes store for songs, videos and more
Don’t forget the
App Store
To add more
Apps on your iPad
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Your NOTES App can be synced
with your Gmail NOTES in email.
Visit your Mail settings to get this
set up.

18. Airplay, Syncing & iCloud
What:
AirPlay - AirPlay, in a nutshell, allows you to play media from your iOS device—such as an iPod, iPhone or iPad—and stream it to another
device without wires. This includes speakers, TVs and audio/video receivers.
Why:
Connect to your projector to show the class what you see.
Play music on a home stereo system
How:
•Apple TV - The AppleTV connects to your projector or your flatscreen TV (need an HDMI port)
•AirPlay Speakers - if your speakers are Airplay compatible, like some of the iHome systems you can connect
•Bluetooth Speakers
•Software Solutions - I use Reflections on my computer to send out an Airplay signal. I can display my ipad onto my computer screen.
Steps:
•Connect your Apple TV, Airplay Speakers or other device to the same network as your iPad
•Open Videos, Safari, Music or Photos on your iPad
•Locate the AirPlay icon and tap it to select the device you want to connect to
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If you want to project your iPad screen, doubletap the home button and swipe to the right to
reveal the hidden control panel. Choose the
Airplay option from here. Be sure to turn on
Mirroring to see your ipad screen projected.

19. Airplay, Syncing & iCloud
What:
Syncing - Syncing your iPad to other devices can be a huge time saver. Whether you want to duplicate apps on another device,
transfer photos and documents or read books for anywhere...syncing is a skill that is needed
Why:
Move or share photos from your iPad to another computer
Store or share files on any device
Backup the data on your iPad
How:
•PhotoSync - This App ($1.99) allows you to copy photos and videos among your devices. You must install the App and a
program on your computer (free).
•Automatic downloads - Turn on Automatic Downloads in your Settings to have your new purchases (Music, Apps & Books)
available on other devices - and automatically download.
•Dropbox - Dropbox is a free online storage tool that lets you sync your documents among computers, devices, smart
phones...anything that can connect to the Internet.
•Syncing Cable - You can physically connect your iPad to your computer to sync data and back up your device.
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Turn on Automatic Settings in
Settings >iTunes & App Store.
You must turn this feature on for
every device and computer you
wish to effect.

20. Airplay, Syncing & iCloud
What:
iCloud - stores your content...music, photos, contacts, calendars, and supported documents. Content in iCloud is
available for all devices with iCloud enabled.
How:
iTunes in the Cloud―Download previous iTunes music and TV show purchases to iPad for free, anytime.
Apps and Books―Download previous App Store and iBookstore purchases for free, anytime.
Photo Stream―Photos you take on one device appear automatically on all your devices. See Photo Stream.
Documents in the Cloud―For iCloud-enabled apps, keep documents and app data up to date across all your devices.
Mail, Contacts, Calendars―Keep your mail contacts, calendars, notes, and reminders up to date across all your devices.
Backup―Back up iPad to iCloud automatically when connected to power and Wi-Fi. See Backing up with iCloud.
Find My iPad―Locate your iPad on a map, display a message, play a sound, lock the screen, or remotely wipe the data. See Find My iPad.
Find My Friends―Keep track of your family and friends (when connected to a Wi-Fi or cellular network) using the Find My Friends app.
iTunes Match―With an iTunes Match subscription, all your music, including music you’ve imported from CDs or purchased somewhere other than iTunes,
appears on all your devices and can be downloaded
iCloud Tabs - See the webpages you have open on other devices or computers (only Safari)
Steps:
Go to Settings > iCloud.
Turn on services such as Photo Stream and Documents & Data.
Enable iCloud backups: Go to Settings > iCloud > Storage & Backup.
Buy more iCloud storage: Storage & Backup > Manage Storage > Change Storage Plan, then choose an upgrade.

21. iCloud Tips
iCloud is only available if you have:
•an iOS device with an operating system of 5.0.1 or higher
•a Mac with an operating system of 10.7.4 or later
•Windows Vista with Service Pack 2 or Windows 7 & you must install the iCloud Control Panel
•Some of iClouds features are turned on in different places ie: Automatic Downloads
•iCloud services have to be enabled for every device before the syncing works
•Be careful syncing contacts and calendars. People have lost info before
•Documents & Data are specific to iWorks programs like Pages, Keynote & Numbers
•Get more information about iCloud:
http://read.bi/TvZkeK

22. Getting Content on your iPad The App Store
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Suggestion - AppAdvice - $1.99
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Featured - new and noteworthy apps
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Genius - looks for apps similar to what you
have
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Top Charts - top free and pay for apps
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Categories - organized by topic
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Purchased - items you have purchased
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Updates - apps are updated often
3
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The App Store lets you know how many
updates you have. Here it shows I have
3 Apps to update.
Recover a deleted
app by visiting the
Purchased section of
the App Store

23. Tips & Tricks
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Double Tap the Home Button - Open Apps stay Open. Press and hold until they
shimmer, then tap the “-” button to close
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Swipe the ribbon to reveal a control panel
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Create Folders to Organize Apps
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Place Up to 6 Apps on your Dock
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Take a snap shot of your screen by tapping your Home and Sleep buttons simultaneously
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Set a personalized Home Screen or Lock Screen by using screen shots
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Set a Return to Owner Lock Screen
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Spend time in your Settings

24. Tips & Tricks...Troubleshooting
• Quit an App…Did you quit it? Double-tap your home button to check
• Force Quit an App
▫ Software - press and hold, then tap the minus on the offending app
▫ Hardware – Don’t shut down, hit cancel instead when troubleshooting
• Shut Down & Restart
• Force ReBoot
• Restore from a Backup – Yep, Backup. This means you would have to connect your iPad
to a computer with iTunes and create a back up in the first place.
• RESET – THIS ONE COMES WITH A WARNING - depending upon which reset option
you choose, you can potentially lose data.

25. Apps, Apps, Apps
There are apps for every interest, need and aptitude

26. ..... for Learning about the iPad
Secrets for the iPad: Tips & Tricks
100 Tips & Tricks for the iPad
Top Tips for Learning the iPad
Podcast: One Minute iPad Tips
Podcast: MacWorld Podcasts (more than iPad)
Free Book from iTunes: iPad 2 Tips & Tricks for Beginners
iTunes U: iPads in Education
iTunes U: iPhone, iPod, iPad Apps

27. Apps for the Teacher
Clock: Stopwatch & Timer built-in
Google Chrome: Web Browser
Google Drive: Access all your Google Docs
Evernote: Organize all your information into notes (text, audio, video, images)...organize notes into notebooks
Blogger: Work on your classroom blog from your iPad
Discovery Channel
FlipBoard: Customizable online news source
Scan: QR Code reader

28. More Apps for the Teacher
Edmodo: Social Network for Schools
Educreations: Create video tutorials and post online for your students and parents
iTunes U: Full courses to teach ANY subject. For you or your students to learn
Podcasts: Free audio or video lessons and presentations on ANY subject. For you or your students
SoundCloud: Create audio recordings and post them to your SoundCloud channel
TED: Videos on ANY subject - amazing speakers from all professions.
Lino: Collaborative brainstorming site - use sticky notes to post your information
The Nearpod platform enables teachers to use their iPads to manage content on students' iPads, iPhones
or iPods. It combines presentation, collaboration, and real-time assessment tools into one integrated
solution.

29. Apps for K-1
Adventures Undersea - math & spelling
MathTappers: Find Sums
KinderSpell
Phonics
Tab Tales: Books that read to you and highlight the text $$
Scribble Press: Create your own books
StoryKit: Create your own books
Alphabet Creatures
ScootPad is the ultimate way to engage kids in mastering Common Core Standards and Concepts in MATH &
READING with personalized, self-paced and stimulating practice.

30. Apps for K-1
Letterschool - Learn letters (caps and lowercase) and numbers $$
Junior Bingo - Learn and practice colors, shapes, numbers, letters and letter sounds.$$
Prestobingo Shapes - provides an introduction to geometry for kids! Circles, diamonds, ovals, rectangles,
semicircles, squares, triangles, trapezoids, and triangles are explained and identified. See how many shapes
you can find hiding in each puzzle!$$
Word Bingo - Multiple games to help students recognize Dolch word list. $$
Math Bingo - The object of Math BINGO is to get a pattern of five BINGO Bugs in a row by correctly
answering math problems. $$
Sums Stacker - This is a strong math app for 1st-3rd graders, but really supports the child who needs
additional time with learning basic addition facts. $$
Math Evolve - Award winning app that blends games and teaching of addition, subtraction, multiplication and
division. $$
http://preschoolu.com/iPhone-iPad-Apps.html

31. Apps for 2-3
Chicktionary - Word Creation
1st Word Builder
PBS Kids - PBS Videos for Kids
Dino World
Dinosaurs Live
Math Kid
Motion Math
Monster Squeeze by McGraw-Hill
Grammar Dragon
ScootPad is the ultimate way to engage kids in mastering Common Core Standards and Concepts in MATH &
READING with personalized, self-paced and stimulating practice.

32. Apps for 2-3
MathTappers Numberline is a learning game that challenges players to find the locations of numbers on a
number line.
Teaching Number Lines - helps to introduce the concept of number lines to young students through the use
of cute little frogs that make steps and leaps.
Pizza Fractions -visually-based introduction to fractions for elementary school kids.
Egberta the macaw has a nest full of tasty eggs that Cliff the climber wants to eat. Unfortunately, the eggs are on top of a tall cliff. Help Cliff reach the top
and get the eggs by completing equations. Beware though! Egberta will drop eggs on Cliff's head if you waste too many eggs!
Playful Minds -300 exercises covering 5 different categories: algebra, geometry, data analysis, measurement and
numbers
Equation Creator - create the equations from any of the available number or operator tiles to form any
correct equation
Same Meaning Magic -correctly identify the synonym which best completes the puzzle sentence
English Idioms Illustrated -163 idioms with explanation on their origins
Grammar Fun -match grammatical constructs to the corresponding words in a sentence
Fotopedia - 2,400 photos and visual stories presenting wild animals as you have never seen them

33. Apps for Intermediate
Puzzle Planet - put together puzzles of Planet Earth from beautiful photography
Virtual Manipulatives: Math
Rocket Math
Word Ladder
Ultimate Word Search
Grammar Dragon
Science360
Dictionary.com dictionary and thesaurus
Google Earth
Constitution for iPad

34. Apps for Intermediate
Fraction Factory -fractions, decimals, and percents by ordering equivalent fractions, decimals, and percents on a
number line
Vocabulary Central Grade 6 -interactive flashcards, songs, and trivia games / divided into six units of content
English Idioms Illustrated -163 idioms with explanation on their origins
Same Sound Spell Bound -select the correct word and use it correctly in the sentence
NASA Television -watch the latest NASA events unfold in real-time or select from a list of recently uploaded
videos
Solar System Journey -facts about each planet and close up image of the planet
Leafsnap - identifies trees from photos of the leaves
World Book - This Day in History for iPad -multimedia calendar that displays historical events for the current
day or any selected day
U.S, State Capitals -learn the names of the state capitals in the 50 states of America- quiz included
WORLD AND STATE CAPITALS FREE -combination world countries list, games, flash cards, maps, and
encyclopedia, world and state capitals

35. Apps for Telling Stories
Videolicious: Great video creation tool. Instantly combine videos, photos, music into a video masterpiece
Splice: Super cool and easy way to combine photos and video. You can add music tracks from your music
library and add cool effects too!
Video Editor FREE: Add photos, music, voice and transitions to your videos to create a slideshow! Careful hidden costs
Scribble Press: Kids love this tool! You can create your own books with photos from your photo library, a
zillion marker and sticker choices...then publish to your ibooks.
Blurb Mobile: Create and share short media stories. Add audio to your pictures from your library.
Toontastic: Create fun stories with crazy characters...great for script writing and acting.
Storykee
pers
Resource
s
http://storykeepers.wikispaces.com/iPad+StoryTelling+APPS

36. Apps for Reading
Kindle: Amazon’s answer to iBooks from Apple (need an account)
Nook: Barnes & Noble’s answer to iBooks from Apple (need an account)
iBooks: Apples book store (use your iTunes account)
FlipBoard: News feeds from many sources
SkyGrid: simple, yet powerful way to stay up to date on your news.
Zite is an intelligent magazine that helps you discover interesting things to read.
AppAdvice
http://appadvice.com/appguides/show/book-apps-for-ipad

37. Apps for Math
Math Bingo: ABCYa.com Fun game to help learn math problems $
Monster Squeez: Reinforces number recognition and lets you practice number line concepts
Flash to Pass: master basic math facts in an easy to use app
Pizza Fractions: fun interaction to learn about fractions
Number Sense: Fun games to help kids learn math concepts (in app pay upgrade)
Visual Math: Six topics of math presented in a visual activity
Math Apps
http://www.symbaloo.com/mix/mathapps
http://appadvice.com/search?q=math
$$

38. Apps for Science
Science360: Amazing videos, images and information on all things science
Science Glossary: index to the visionlearning.com site and all vocabulary contained there
VideoScience: Videos, demonstrations, and experiments that make learning fun!
Google Earth: If you are familiar with the benefits of Google Earth, you will love this app
NASA App: Get thousands of images from NASA, view videos and access quick links to NASA topic areas
Planets: 2D and 3D astronomical maps of stars, constellations and planets
iPad
Apps for
Science
http://scienceapps.blogspot.com/

39. Apps for Career Prep
Grow Up. Get a Job: 1001 job titles, vocabulary for the working world, tips and hints for getting a job.
Job Search: Find jobs using the most comprehensive search engine for jobs
Simply Hired: Search a database of over 8 million job listings
ResuM8: Complete resume writing app that incorporates hundreds of words and phrases made for
getting a job.
CareerBuilder Jobs: Apply for jobs, search for jobs, and more
AppAppea
l
http://www.appappeal.com/apps/resume

40. Apps for Family Consumer Science
AllRecipes: Most comprehensive recipe app with lots of great variation ideas...the dinner spinner option is
cool too.
MyNetDiary: This is a calorie counter that is fast and easy to use with a huge list of foods to choose
from. This app provides you with everything you need to start a weight-loss plan.
MyFood - Nutrition Facts: provides complete nutrition data for hundreds of foods. It also includes serving
size for each food.
Consumer Recalls: This app updates constantly on recalls for every consumer product. You can filter by
"Child", "Household", "Outdoor", or "Sports."
Epicurious: recipes from the award-winning food site.
Houzz: Amazing ideas for interior design, and tips for DIY. You can search by room, by color, by style,
even by Metro area, and save photos that inspire you in to your own ideabooks.
Pampers Hello Baby Pregnancy Calendar: experience a baby’s development from week 4 to 40. Learn
about each stage of development and anticipate the joy your own baby’s arrival.

41. Apps for ESL
ABC Magic Reading - Short Vowel Words
Sight Words for Reading - words are presented in the context of short videos
IGE Lite - Interactive Grammar of English: A comprehensive course that takes you from the most basic to
most complex constructions.
Painless Grammar: A fun way to review grammar in a non-threatening manner
Painless Spelling: A fun way to work on your spelling
ESL Express: Works on words frequently confused
ESL Reading Comprehension: Full of vocabulary with audio support, listening skills, sentence
building and more
Squidoo
.com
http://www.squidoo.com/free-esl-apps

42. Apps for Reference
WebMD - WebMD helps you with your decision-making and health improvement efforts by providing mobile access 24/7 to mobileoptimized health information and decision-support tools including WebMD’s Symptom Checker, Drugs & Treatments, First Aid
Information and Local Health Listings.
Weather Channel -The Weather Channel provides you with the most accurate and relevant weather information whenever, wherever,
and however you want it.
HowCast -useful how to videos wherever you happen to be.
Word Web Dictionary -The WordWeb English dictionary and thesaurus: fast searching, spelling suggestions, definitions, usage examples,
synonyms, related words - and no adverts. An offline audio version is available separately.
Qwiki - combines thousands of sources to present concise, interactive summaries of millions of people, places and things
Science Glossary -A glossary of scientific terms and short biographies that support our science education website,
http://www.visionlearning.com. All definitions link to related terms and to free, detailed science learning modules.
Biblion - you will hold documents, images, films, audio, and essays directly from the collections of the New York Public Library
right in your hands.
How Stuff Works -access to 30,000+ HowStuffWorks articles. Watch archived videos from both HowStuffWorks and Discovery
Channel!
Squidoo.
com
http://www.squidoo.com/free-esl-apps

43. More Apps....
NPR - Follow local and national news and listen to your favorite NPR stations wherever you are and whenever you want to.
Reuter’s - Access professional-grade news and market data from Thomson Reuters, the world’s leading source for intelligent information
for businesses and professionals.
Adobe Photoshop Express software lets you use simple gestures to quickly edit and share photos from your mobile device.
Puffin Web Browser is wicked fast. Once users experience the thrill of using Puffin, regular mobile Internet just feels like torture. Puffin
Web Browser is the premium version of the Puffin family.
QR Scanner -you can easily find out exactly what those little boxes say. No button to press! Just download the app, point the
camera at a QR code and that's it! It'll automatically take you to a webpage so you never have to be annoyed by unnecessary
alert messages.
The Nearpod platform enables teachers to use their iPads to manage content on students' iPads, iPhones or iPods. It
combines presentation, collaboration, and real-time assessment tools into one integrated solution.
Socrative Teacher Clicker -interact with the data to further student understanding in the moment, and review the
reports to prepare for future classes (immediate feedback)

44. Get More Apps for Learning
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http://www.edupad.com/
http://www.livebinders.com/play/play/481808
http://ipadacademy.com/
http://www.schrockguide.net/bloomin-apps.html
http://appitic.com
http://www.apple.com/education/apps/
http://ipadapps4school.com/
Emergingt.blogspot.com – I like to review apps too!