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This app has been very helpful with producing several school related videos. Besides shooting and editing video for school events, projects I have used this very powerful app for recruitment and administration encouragement prior to students taking the practice ACT this year. It's a somewhat pricey app but worth the cost.

Assess My School This could only be considered a free app if you school district has access to these Gale Databases, but I have loved how easy it is for students to access quality information and images using this app. The first time that it is used, you will be asked to enter your code. (If you work for CPS, you can find your code by asking the Department of Libraries) Then students can select which ever database they are interested in. Students can also take a screenshot (hold the small flat button at the top of your iPad while you press the home round button to get a screenshot) of their information

Use this app to connect to the Gale databases. Log in with your school's four-digit unit number.

The Math teacher at my school has influenced a new group of students who love chess. The students have been so excited about playing chess that they requested a app be loaded onto the Library ipads. The Master Soft Chess app is a wonderful addition. It provides hints, history and overall is a good chess app to help support chess matches.

I don't allow gaming during instructional time in my Library Media Center. To curb this, I allow students to use the Scrabble app as a educational gaming tool for use during the student's 'down time'. At first the students groan and complain but eventually they do enjoy the app and the challenge of identifying words that can be used to win the game with a partner.

Yes, Twitter is a powerful educational tool that can be used with students. My students use Twitter as a promotional tool for their student news program and to share current event announcements. Please keep in mind, it is very important to have an initial lesson and ongoing conversations with your students about Cyber online behavior. Check it out for yourself - https://twitter.com/PhillipsHSBTP

My "Behind the Paws" student news crew uses this app heavily. Current events are presented for student reading in a clear, concise and visual matter that all students can understand. Moreover, the sharing to other apps such as the student Twitter account is helpful tool for sharing current events with their peers

Try this: log onto this app, connect is to a projector and play one of the games with a group of 16 years....talk about fun. I used this app with my beginning Spanish classes at the beginning of the year to reinforce sight words taught in class. The students really enjoy this game, the competition, the stop clock and the whole group fun. Just try this app, you'll be hooked.