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This FREE app allows you to quickly record up to 30 seconds of audio and then post or share a link anywhere. No login needed! Great for elementary students, podcasting, audio-blogging, and quick fluency or pronunciation assessments.

Polleverywhere is an amazing tool to use in the classroom and works on any device. However, in the past, it was difficult to create and disseminate polls from the iPad. This blog posts describes the new Mobile Presenter tool.

This blog post lists several apps to use for mobile grading and keeping a grade book on an iPad. It is important to note that some Student Information Systems - such as Pearson's PowerSchool - have developed apps that integrate directly with the computer-based grade books.

When we teach iPad workshops, we like to begin with "tap and hold" as a skill. While many folks have already figured it out, the concept is new to a majority of the educators whom we work with. This is a great post describing some of the results.

This is a great blog post about differentiating with iPads and other technologies to support individuals with intellectual disabilities. It also includes links to other great resources.

YouTube's response to Vine & Instagram, MixBit allows you to shoot, edit, and post video from your mobile device. Technically an iPhone/iPod app, it would work on iPad.

Great post on how iPads are being used in schools & focusing on responsible use.

With Ebook Glue, add your blog's RSS feed and instantly convert it to an eBook file that can be downloaded and then edited with some eBook creation apps. This could be a great tool for students to use when curating their own blog posts at the end of the year.

Convert a blog feed into a ePub file.

Not an iPad app, but a web based collaboration platform that allows for group brainstorming