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After the iPhone SE (2020), Apple is ready to launch their non-flagship iPhone for 2021. Courtesy of @aaple_lab. The brand new SE Plus follows the identical playbook, but with the iPhone XR

From the Chronicle of Higher Education. Issues of intellectual property policies for students developing apps for mobile devices.

An educator's resources for mobile learning. Focus' podcasting and movie making using iPods, iPod touch, iPhone, iPad, and netbooks

Great new number sense math app. Cost $0.99 at this time but uses: the capabilities of the iPhone well (motion, graphics), multiple representations including linear and circle models, decimals, fractions, percents. Is fast moving and progresses beyond 0 to 1 to have students estimating values like 0.26 on a number line from 0 to 2.  

One of a growing number of quiz apps that are available. Easy to use, but a litte rudimentary in that it only allows you to take a quiz and does not have a study mode. You can review your results and analyze how you are doing which is very cool. Easy to create new quizzes and share, which is good, and you can add images to your quizzes, which is key.  I still think I prefer gflash+ for it's flexibility in the study mode but it might be a nice combination of apps for some online quizzing using MC questions. 

Allows easy reading on a mobile device, currently only in Android language

Below you will find links to iPad applications that target the various levels of Bloom's Revised Taxonomy. I only included free apps that were "content-neutral" to make them usable across the curriculum. I also tried to include apps for the iPad only, but a few iPhone apps may have snuck in!

Project Noah is a tool to explore and document wildlife and a platform to harness the power of citizen scientists everywhere.  The app is pretty intuitive and turns a smartphone into a scientific tool that takes advantage of the metadata that the phone can track as well as it's ability to gather digital image, audio, and text data. 

Our second Battle App will provide you with a cutting-edge way to experience the rich history of the Fredericksburg Battlefield. Our GPS-powered touring application will allow you to explore the entire battlefield, from the river crossings to Marye's Heights and the Slaughter Pen Farm. Explore the Battlefield with Confidence! Pinpoint your GPS location on 1862 battle maps Explore the entire battlefield with our four tours Watch historian videos and hear historical accounts (Watch sample video ») Access Orders of Battle, Key Facts, and other important references at your fingertips