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For iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad on the iTunes App Store\nGoDocs - is an excellent app for your google docs on iPad/iPhone/iTouch. You can view your docs much faster and comfortably, use few google docs accounts simultaneously, download all your google docs files on your iPhone/iPad, send them by mail, share them with your friends and relatives

For a global view of the landscape - at least for iOS devices - start with this Google Docs spreadsheet curated by Scott McLeod. Updated regularly, the document breaks down the major online sources of reviews and of the apps themselves, with a few comments to help you browse.

MLA is tool for creating assessments (e.g., tests and quizzes) that can be distributed to a classroom even virtually via an iPod touch, iPad, or iPhone. The results of the assessment are recorded in the same document as the assessment for easy review and analysis. We use Google Docs to host the assessments and the creator (e.g., an instructor) can even control the experience via their own device (e.g., step the audience through the assessment) which makes this ideal for polling as well.

For iPad on the iTunes App Store Write, draw, research, record and share! Take notes of any kind and use the built-in Evernote + Dropbox + Google Docs + Facebook integration. The ultimate multi-media note taking application! Put away the paper - school and work are easier with Sundry Notes.

A public Google doc that shows educational apps categorized by instructional strategies from Classroom Instruction that Works

Nice list of schools using iPads

An open source spreadsheet allowing you to add which iPad apps are useful for teaching, and why.

Great list of apps organized by Bloom's Taxonomy. Many are free.

This was very interesting :-)

"The UDL Placemat of Core Apps Serving Learning for All is a starting point to utilizing the exceptional universally designed iPad to meet the needs of a wide range of learners. The iPad's versatile settings and wide range of Apps is also an exceptional tool for representing information in a wide variety of formats to meet the needs of all learners. The list of Apps provided are by no means complete and they will, no doubt, be added to and change with time. The App icons provided are clickable links to descriptors of the App and what the App can do for various users. Further explanation of how to use the App in the classroom will be provided in other published documents"

Ways teachers and learners might use the iPad productively in the classroom.