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Melissa Mings 11/16/12 Audience: Educators Author: A Professional teacher, Mr. G Purpose: This article is to let educators know some advanced Elementary and Middle school students are using iPads as a tool to extend their normal math lessons into group work that may be beyond other students in their grade level.

a whiteboard application where two people can collaborate together (assuming they are on the same network).

Bridget Stein 9/14/11 Overview: This website is extremely helpful for ESL students looking to learn English in a fun and easy way. There are games on grammar, vocabulary, reading, and much more. There is also the option to play these games on an iPad or iPhone if you have one. Content: On this site, within each link you click, you find even more information and activities available to you for your free use. There are so many different options that are all fun and interactive ways to learn English. There are crossword puzzles, sentence patterns, jokes, songs, and quizzes. Design: The design of this site is put together very well, because it isn't overwhelming when you first get on the site, but there still is plenty of useful information. It is clear to see where things are and what the use is.

iOS app that allows teachers to add asynchronous collaborative components (e.g., discussions, quizzes, video commentaries) to ebooks.

mindmapping apps that others can collaborate on in real time. 

a recordable whiteboard that can be shared with others. 

A whiteboard recording program with features to share recordings to others where they can reply with comments or video recordings.