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Apps in Education blog post with a list of apps to create books.

Good list of tools and apps for educators. 

"The best educational iPad apps, handpicked by experts." Reviewed lists of content specific apps.

This is a great list of apps, organized by content area as well as learning objective.

Great slide-share presentation of new apps and web sites. Lots of new ideas.

Spectronics, a company that focuses on Inclusive Learning Technologies, has put together this list of apps for literacy support. Not all of them are free, but they make great suggestions.

This is a great post about integrating iPads and Google Apps.

This is a great review of a standard app - iBooks. It also includes a link to a great podcast about alternate ways to integrate iBooks into the classroom

This article from the Langwitches Blog recommends 10 apps for achieving iPad fluency.

This app is free until April, though know that some content becomes an in-app purchase. Bookabi allows students to create their own storybooks with 2D and 3D characters. They can upload their own photos and pictures plus save and share their final projects.

This is a great list from Technology in Special Education. It organizes apps by skill, content area, and function.

This app is another way to access Microsoft Office files from the iPad.

This is a great post from toponlinecolleges.com that provides a list of suggested apps and resources for higher education.

This is an interesting list from Online Colleges of the "Top 50 Smart Phone Apps."

This app has some potential for physics curriculum. It's free for now, but normally is a paid-for app.

While there are lots of web-based time line creation tools, here are three apps from Richard Byrne for creating timelines on the iPad.

ABCya.com makes great elementary web games, and this looks to be a great app. Students can use virtual manipulatives to help them solve math problems.

iPad Academy is a great blog, and to celebrate it's 50,000 visitors, they posted this list of "70+ starter apps". It's a great resource for getting started with iPads.

This article from I Education Apps Review lists out a series of apps to use for creating custom digital content. Not all are free, but the list presents some interesting options.

This site features reviews of apps from Apple Distinguished Educators. In addition to organizing apps by theme, it also presents them by multiple intelligence and Blloom's Taxonomy.