Android 4 Schools

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 now change your page orientation from portrait to landscape, change the page size, and change the page color. Other updates to the app include the […]

Mic Note is a free Android app that allows you to create voice recordings, text notes, and image-based notes on one concise notebook page. The notes that you record with your voice can be time-stamped by clicking on your Mic Note note page while you’re recording. You can also take notes without recording any audio. […]

Parts of this post originally appeared on my other blog, FreeTech4Teachers.com. Google Keep is a great Android app for writing short notes and setting reminders. It can also used be used as a mindmapping tool of sorts through the use of sticky note sorting. Recently, Google Keep for Android got a huge update. You can now […]

As a devoted Android user the one complaint that I have about Google Play music is the lack of podcast publishing and listening options. According to The Next Web, we will soon be able to download podcasts directly from Google Play music. Podcast producers can now upload their shows to Google Play. I’m hopeful that […]

Weebly is a popular tool for building classroom websites, portfolios, and blogs. For quite a while Weebly offered an Android app that was very basic in that in only allowed you to write new posts on your site. The recently updated Weebly for Android app now allows you to create new sites, edit existing sites, […]