Media and Technology for Educators

"The app, which allows students to take a photo of their homework questions and access a wide variety of helpful guides and explanations, is now offering an excellent feature that helps students with their Math homework. Students can snap a photo of their math problem e.g an equation, and the app will instantly provide them wit detailed explanations, step-by step solutions, graphs, videos and definitions. Socratic is completely free of charge with no in-app purchases"

"For this week's  Educational Apps Gone Free collection we brought 6 interesting titles to try out.  Four of these iPad apps are designed specifically to help kids with their math and the remaining two are a calculator and a photo transfer app. Again this sale is valid at least in the Canadiana and American iTunes Stores,"

Since it was founded 35 years ago, Adobe quickly became a leader in creating all kinds of useful software. Still, it seems that their most recognizable product is the image-editing program called Photoshop. The software was developed by the brothers John and Thomas Knoll in 1988 and has become synonymous with image editing.

" you want to make a message or saying to be more memorable, you need to make it more "eye-catchy". But, designing is a complex process. It involves things like typography, shapes, color combination, composition etc. You don't have to think this! Let QuotesCover application handle the process and you just choose the results."

Since it was founded 35 years ago, Adobe quickly became a leader in creating all kinds of useful software. Still, it seems that their most recognizable product is the image-editing program called Photoshop. The software was developed by the brothers John and Thomas Knoll in 1988 and has become synonymous with image editing.

" According to Statista's 2016 stats, iTunes App Store contains over 2 million apps with more apps being designed and uploaded every single day.  A large portion of these apps are education oriented and cover a wide variety of subjects from learning a new language to virtually exploring the human body. However, not all apps do what they claim to do and, even worse, some of them have internal bugs and errors that affect their overall performance and render them inappropriate for use with students in class. That's why teachers are required to develop a vetting process to  help them evaluate apps to use in class. Apps in the Classroom is a resource that will definitely guide you through this process. "