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"With WeVideo, you simply upload your video clips and photos, create your storylines, and edit them in the cloud. Oh, that "cloud thing", it means the delivery of computing as a service rather than a product. For you that means there's no software to download. All video story creation takes place in the browser on your smartphone, tablet, or computer."

Absolutely mobile: TeamViewer app for iPhone, iPod touch, iPad and now also for Android With the TeamViewer app for Apple iOS and for Android you are able to access remote computers from everywhere. It allows you to give spontaneous support as well as having permanent access to unattended computers.

You have a computer, and your students have phones. Use ClassParrot to connect them both - safely, securely, privately. So you can update your students with the reminders they need!

The best app I have seen for creating digital stories with photos in the gallery and adding narration. Easier to use than Photostory on a Windows computer. Limited in sharing product.

Through the use of these math applications, students will improve their skills with basic math facts and mental computation.  Used on a weekly basis, this apptivity has shown documented improvement in students' abilities on timed addition, subtraction, multiplication and division tests.  This apptivity is designed to be used as math centers, which the students rotate through in fifteen minute intervals over a 45 minute math period.

Could replace the purchase of Elmos...could purchase 9 p2vs for the price of one Elmo. Also might be easier to use, since it is connected to the computer.

Students and teachers from all over the world are learning from audio and video programs on desktop computers, laptops, iPods, netbooks, and other devices. Hundreds of free educational programs are available online. Here are some examples: Grammar Girls Quick and Dirty Tips for Better Writing, English Idioms and Slang, Storynory: Free Audio Stories for Kids, MathGrad: Everyday Mathematics Explained, and First Amendment Minute.