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Susan Mutt from Digital Divide and Conquer has created a great rubric to assist students in understanding and analyzing the apps they find. The Student App Review Rubric has five criteria that students can use when assessing an app. Each of the criteria can be given a numerical number from 0 to 4 with 4 as the top grade. The 5 criteria are: 1. Looks and sound, 2. Engagement and motivation. 3. User friendly directions and instructions. 4. Performance and ease of use. 5. Differentiation in learning.

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From the Department Of Education in Victoria. There is a lot of information that you can use in your classroom - ie the suggested apps, the case studies and the 21 Steps To iPad Success which has everything you need to know if you are going to use these devices.

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