If you work in a BYOD environment there is a very good chance that your students will show up with Android devices. To help them take advantage of their mobile devices for academic purposes, we should have some apps to suggest to them. Here are five apps that your students can use to take notes […]
Archive | August, 2013
Try NoteLedge for Note-taking On Android Tablets
NoteLedge is a multimedia note-taking app for Android tablets. The app allows you to draw, type, speak, and video record notes. You can use all forms of those notes on one page or use a different NoteLedge page for each type of note. Switching between media modes in NoteLedge is a simple matter of tapping […]
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Two Good Apps for Creating Stop-motion Videos on Android Phones
Stop-motion video apps can provide students with a good way to bring their stories to to life. Through stop-motion your students can create fun, non-fiction...
Now You Can Change Page Layout in Google Docs for Android
This week Google added a feature to the Docs Android app that should have been there long ago, the option to change your page layout. Within the app you can...
Moose Math – An App for Primary Math
Moose Math is a cute app from Duck Duck Moose and Khan Academy. The app is designed to help young students learn how to count, how to add, and how to subtract....
How to Use Google Docs’ Explore Function on an Android Device
I was recently asked about how to use the Explore function in Google Docs on an Android device. While it is similar to the web version of the Explore function,...
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