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"These 10 apps were designed specifically for the children and teens interested in exploring the world of science. They cover disciplines from astronomy to meteorology to anatomy, so you can find an option for everyone in your family. Many encourage parents and kids to explore together. Check them out - you may find you have a whole family of budding scientists."

Another work flow app

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"Last year we presented "New: 10 of the best Apple apps for education in 2012," which highlighted some of the best apps for iPhones and iPods. However, with new upgrades in touch technology, and the emphasis on Common Core State Standards and school reform in general, we've come up with a new list of the best Apple- and Android-based education apps for 2013."

Here's a quick look at some of the skills you'll learn in the free online course over at Modern Lessons. It's a fun little side project I've built in an effort to make learning about education technology a bit more organized. How to create ePubs from web-based content on an iPad How to create and annotate PDFs on an iPad How to record audio using your iPad How to screencast from your iPad How to curate teacher and student content from the iPad

List.ly list of lit apps. Many familiar apps and apps that $ but a couple new.

Great tips on how to work with your new iPads. Love the term look for "evergreen" apps. Apps that can be used all year for multiple things!

Apps for elementary aged children

Even if they haven't used it, most iPad owners are familiar with iMovie. Many schools buy it for all of the iPads that they distribute to students and teachers. If your school hasn't bought it for you or you just want to try some other video creation options without spending any money, take a look at this small collection of free video creation apps for your iPad.

Great description of effective workflow plan. The author did purchase the premium Evernote account to allow for more collaboration between teacher/student.

Need account.  Curate a list of resources which can be accessed and downloaded onto iPad for offline reading.  

Turn any webpage or blog into an ebook.  This would be great for students with limited internet access at home or teachers who want to take research with them when there is no wifi.  Can open in ibooks and use the notes features etc.  

From TechChef

Some of these apps are free some are for a cost.  

Seems like ShowMe or Educreations and maybe a bit like Inkflow but with a pay version that allows for more control over your recorded whiteboard (pan and zoom). Pricey $8.99