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"A student in one of my iPad workshops recently asked me this question. How can I back up photos and videos on my iPad without using a computer? Here are three storage solutions for backing up and sharing iPad or iPhone photos and videos."

5 GB of storage for free

Free 2 GB of storage for sharing photos, media, ec.

"The pitch is simple: Kingston's Wi-Drive enables three iOS users to wirelessly access additional media content stored on a miniature, fully-portable solid state drive -- the glossy black accessory's footprint is only slightly larger and thicker than a current-generation iPod touch."

"Okay, so we're a little late to this one, but while no one was looking, Google Drive for Education went both free and unlimited last month, much to the delight of schools and districts that make use of its splendor. The announcement from Google:"

"If you're smart about how you use your space in the cloud, you don't have to pay extra."

"There are many ways to share files between people and devices. With these 15 tools, you can share files quickly without app downloads, account registrations, or any cloud storage setups."

"There's no disputing the fact that iPhones and iPads are very sought after devices, but the price of owning these gadgets can be very costly, especially when Apple charges over $600-$700 for 32GB and 64GB models. So many customers end up getting a 16GB iPad, but what do you do you when start running out of iPad memory space? Or another important question is, do you even need more than 16GB, especially in the era of cloud storage and syncing?"

"Today while I was lounging in Victoria Park, I took my iPad and started thumbing around through the apps I have. I was really surprised to find out that I have many apps installed but only some are being used on a regular basis. So it dawned on me to compile a list of some "must have" apps that teachers should have access to. All of these apps are great for organizational tasks such as : task management, bookmarking, note-taking...and media storage. "

"One of the most underused features of the iPad is the ability to both read and annotate e-books and PDF documents. This is a really useful tool for teachers and students who are using their iPad for research. These three apps allow you to use your iPad to highlight digital documents and hopefully save some unnecessary storage and printing."