General+Apps

=Favorite General Apps= Teacher-created pdfs can be easily downloaded from Moodle or Dropbox into Noterize for students to use, annotate, augment, etc. Also has VGA output. Love it! || so that you can add websites to your files, too. - Laurie Barth ||
 * ==Name of iPad Application== || ==Teachers or Students?== || ==Grade(s)?== || ==Why is the application useful?== ||
 * Edmodo || Both || 6?-12 || A Facebook inspired, social networking site with a focus on academics. Edmodo is also available for your laptops and PCs. Teachers can create a variety of assignments, links, and discussions. Students can use Edmodo as a way to stay organized and connected with the class outside of the school. Learning extends well-beyond the classroom door. ||
 * GradeIt || Teachers || K-12 || Want to know what 56 out of 63 correct will equate to? GradeIt calculates percentages to 3 decimal places instantly. ||
 * ThinkBook || Students || K-12 || A digital, searchable, multi-subject notebook and organizer. The modern-day Trapper Keeper. ||
 * Flashcardlet || Students || K-12 || Create flashcards for any subject. ||
 * Show Me - Free || Both || K-12 || Turns the iPad into an interactive whiteboard. Great for the "flipped classroom model" as well as for students to demonstrate comprehension of content. ||
 * Noterize - Free || Both || K-12 || Students can take notes or do assignments in "notebooks" either via writing or typing in textboxes with additional pages easily added.
 * DropBox || Both || K-12 || Easy, on-the-cloud way to share documents between individuals or between computers. ||
 * mTouch || Both || 5?-12 || Access to classroom Moodle sites ||
 * Doodlebuddy || Both || All || Easy to draw and create sketches of ideas or diagrams for work. ||
 * Twitteriffic || teachers ||  || Very user friendly for managing Twitter on iPad. In this instance, I preferred it to the Tweetdeck app ||
 * Wunderlist || both || all || To Do lists at their finest. You can sync your lists on your smartphone, iPad, and computer. Perfect for organization. - Laurie Barth ||
 * Evernote || both || all || Similar to OneNote and is cross-platform. I intend to have a OneNote file for each student next year, and then I can easily keep all of my documentation on each student organized and easily accessible. Evernote syncs between devices and has a handy Firefox button
 * Show Me || both || all || Record both the whiteboard on your iPad and your voice talking through what you are doing. - Laurie Barth ||
 * Brain Pop Es || Both || 5-8 || The Spanish version of this free app narrates complex topics in a simple way, animated and concise, organized thematically. Examples: the Mexican revolution, the human body, Euclidian Geometry. ||