Android 4 Schools

For a long time Android tablet users were left on the sidelines hoping to have as many options for creating whiteboard-style flipped video lessons as their iPad-using counterparts had. Fortunately, over the last couple of years some solid Android apps have appeared in the whiteboard video market. The following three Android apps are all good options […]

Toontastic 3D is a free Android app (iOS version also available) that lets students create animated videos on the phones and tablets. One of the best aspects of the free app is that students don’t need to create accounts in order to plan, produce, save, and share their animated videos. In the video embedded below […]

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 stories to animate in Gumby-like fashion. Your students can also use stop-motion to create a timelapse of a process or event. The following two apps offer good platforms for making […]

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. The setting of the app puts students in a “moose city” that they are trying to build by completing five levels of mathematics […]

Students might forget their lunches, their gym shoes, and their homework assignments when they leave their houses in the morning, but they never forget their mobile phones. We can help students put those mobile devices to good use through the use of mobile search apps. Google Goggles is a free Android app that lets students […]