Easy and clean layout. Shows a ton of apps for ipads, their purpose, if they're free or not, etc.

Improve Behavior Improve specific student behaviors and engagement by awarding and recording real-time feedback. Share Data Print or email beautiful behavior reports to easily engage parents and staff. Save Time Save time by recording behaviors and accomplishments right in class, with just one click: NO extra data entry required.

Doceri is a scalable suite of products that allows a teacher or presenter to control a computer's desktop, to control audiovisual technology, and to annotate any presentation in real time with the Apple™ iPad™. Doceri is an intuitive interface that can replace interactive whiteboards and expensive AV touch panels.

I can't find a link online, but through my iPad, I found out Spelling City just came out (July 27) with an app for the iPad/iPhone/iPod.

Don't just ask students to "identify the conflict" or "note the setting." Use Respondo! to click up some creative literature response questions.

A system to help write or keep track of your objectives for differentiating instruction.

LiveBinders is your 3-ring binder for the web. Create binders for a unit or use them as digital portfolios. The possibilities are endless.

Take a picture with our app, and it's online in seconds Three Ring is a website that allows you to securely upload photos of student work. With Three Ring, you can sort by class, student, or custom tag to easily find the artifact you're looking for.

WritingFix: Sharing Quality Writing Lessons techniques strategically designed to "fix" reluctant writers and writing teachers Our Northern Nevada resource website freely shares with the world! Here in Northern Nevada, our local writing project (the NNWP ) will continue to sponsor this WritingFix website, which we launched back in 2001. The resources on this site are incredible. Lessons are tied to the 6 Traits of Writing, and if you get on their email list, you'll get a lesson a month sent to you for free.

Classroom Organizer is a web-based program that allows users to maintain and inventory books in their classroom library. I used this with my 7th graders last year and they loved it. I purchased an inexpensive scanner, scanned all of my books into the free database, and showed the kids how to check out and return books. You can set up the books to show the lexile level, AR level, and various other data fields. You set up how long the check out time is, and you receive an email when books are overdue. It is by far, the MOST AMAZING classroom library organizer I've ever used, and it is my number one recommendation for any teacher with a classroom library.

It cost me just under $30 for a scanner. I got it online at Amazon.com - http://tinyurl.com/7tf8xcq

This website is a great site for locating apps based on Bloom's taxonomy, device, grade level, etc. I found one called Stick Pick, which is the digital version of the can with students' names on popsicle sticks!

Looks like a fantastic app! Free app for teachers and students. You can use the iPad for an interactive presentation. Upgrade free to the silver account once you create an account. School account is in the works (I'm sure for a fee). "Webinears" are very informative too.

Empower students with meaningful feedback. Focus on learning, not grades. A no compromise standards-based gradebook. Talk to an expert at support@activegrade.com

Lots of great resources and links. Check out the video of the 6th grade student sharing his apps! (page 2)