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Teach what you know. Learn what you don't. Create and share amazing video lessons with your iPad or browser

My teachers love this app. We have students also use it for social learning. Recording alternatives to poor behavioral choices. Very interesting to watch a student's thoughts emerge one stroke and recording at a time.

"There are no limits to what a great educator can achieve when they have the right tools. Graphite, a free service from Common Sense Media, helps teachers find, understand, and share the best digital learning products available."

Age article about non web based app for teachers to use rubrics with iPads.

Google+ for Schools is a short guide created by Eric Curts, a Google certified teacher. The Google Doc document walks you through a step by step process to learn everything you need in order to start leveraging the power of this social networking platform in schools.

Describes many apps for specific functions such as making videos, taking notes, etc.

"Two features distinguish OneNote from other note-taking apps like Evernote. First, notes can be shared and collaboratively edited in real time - much like Google Docs. This includes collaborative handwriting when on tablets. Next, OneNote notes can be opened and edited in multiple locations at the same time. Consider a student taking notes in OneNote on a laptop or Chromebook while inserting photos from their phone"

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