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This site includes apps, reviews, and tutorials for iOS devices. There are a lot of content-specific options.

This app lets you create sound boards on your iPad or iOS device. You can use both their symbols or your own pictures.

Tips for making movies on an iPad

Much like Wunderlist, Producteev allows you to collaborate on group projects, syncs with multiple devices, and serves as a good organizational tool.

app that allows user to present and then share across multiple devices

Polleverywhere is an amazing tool to use in the classroom and works on any device. However, in the past, it was difficult to create and disseminate polls from the iPad. This blog posts describes the new Mobile Presenter tool.

This is an incredible site to use with mobile devices equipped with a QR Code scanning app. You type up to 100 characters and it generates a QR code that then plays an audio clip. You can designate 1 of 40 languages. While it does not translate, it does speak in the target language. Could be a great resource for foreign language teachers.

This app allows you to film the same scene from multiple devices and then combine the footage into a single video from the app itself. ($5.99)

Feedly is a social reader for your RSS feeds. It works across multiple devices and integrates with Twitter, Facebook, Google+, and Gmail.

Unlike other social bookmarking sites, Pearltrees gives you a visual way to see and share your bookmarks. It also helps to consolidate bookmarks between devices.

This is one app that almost fully replicates the online version. The mobile version of VoiceThread leverages the built-in capabilities of the device to easily create new projects.

For those looking to create ePubs for students to use on mobile devices, Wappwolf is a great solution. Connect Wappwolf to your Dropbox account, upload a file, and run an action to convert it.

This free tool works on a computer, with paper, or on an iOS device and is designed to support formative assessment of common core standards.

Tech directors have been struggling with managing large numbers of iOS devices in their schools since the iPad bandwagon got rolling. With the iPad3 announcement, Apple also rolled out the new Apple Configurator to replace the previously existing iPhone Configurator that they recommended for also managing iPads. This app comes free for any Mac running OSX Lion and can be downloaded from the App Store.

Though an older post, this is still a good starting point for integrating QR codes into the classroom. The Mobile Native is a great blog for integrating mobile devices and focuses on younger students.

Another great digital storytelling app, there is a free version as well as an enhanced service. With the free app, you can create and share stories with images and audio straight from your mobile device

Richard Byrne and Greg Kulowiec used this in a workshop. Understoodit works on all browser-based devices and quickly gauges student understanding. 

How to lock an iPad into 1 app in iOS6

YouTube's response to Vine & Instagram, MixBit allows you to shoot, edit, and post video from your mobile device. Technically an iPhone/iPod app, it would work on iPad.

Great idea about leveraging photo stream to build a resource library. Could be a great solution for shared devices.