This year, we highlighted apps recommended by the American Association of School Librarians (AASL).  AASL considers these to be some of the Best Apps for Teaching & Learning.  As a recap, we’ve resorted them into their five categories and will feature one list per week for the next five weeks. 

For our final week, we focus on the Content Creation apps:

Notability allows users to make their notes richer – through writing, drawing, and voice recordings!

Tellagami is a platform for making animated videos.

Shadow Puppet lets users create a presentation and add their voice recording if they want!

Photo Editor by Aviary is full of touch-up tools, filters, stickers, and frames to add to your images.

RWT Timeline provides an interactive way for users to create timelines.

More Best of the Best Apps: STEM, Social Science, Books, and Organization & Management.

This year, we highlighted apps recommended by the American Association of School Librarians (AASL).  AASL considers these to be some of the Best Apps for Teaching & Learning.  As a recap, we’ve resorted them into their five categories and will feature one list per week for the next five weeks. 

This week, we focus on the Organization & Management apps:

Subtext encourages students to connect learning material to real life experiences.

Pocket allows users to save online material so that they can view it later!

GoodReader creates a place for users to organize and annotate their various files, from PDF to PowerPoint!

instaGrok is an interactive, personalized, search engine app.

Easy Portfolio provides users with a portfolio to save multiple forms of media to.

More Best of the Best Apps: STEM, Social Science, Books, and Content Creation.

This year, we highlighted apps recommended by the American Association of School Librarians (AASL).  AASL considers these to be some of the Best Apps for Teaching & Learning.  As a recap, we’ve resorted them into their five categories and will feature one list per week for the next five weeks. 

This week, we focus on the book apps:

Brian Cox’s Wonders of Life has 3D capabilities that engage the user as they learn about science and social studies.

A Day in the Market teaches the user about other cultures and languages while they interact with the story’s main character!

Disney Animated takes users behind the scenes of their favorite Disney movies!

War Horse Interactive Edition pairs English and History, providing users with a richer understanding of the context of the novel.

Audubon Guides: Butterflies encourages its many users to interact with each other, and has great image quality.

More Best of the Best Apps: Social Science, STEM, Organization & Management, and Content Creation.

This year, we highlighted apps recommended by the American Association of School Librarians (AASL).  AASL considers these to be some of the Best Apps for Teaching & Learning.  As a recap, we’ve resorted them into their five categories and will feature one list per week for the next five weeks. 

This week, we focus on the Social Science apps:

Duolingo is a game that teaches users a foreign language – points for translating correctly!

Historypin lets users put their pictures on the map – and compare to pictures from the past that were taken in the same location.

Civil War by KIDS DISCOVER interacts with users through nonfiction readings, battlefield visits, and info about the key players of the Civil War.

Umano saves users’ time by reading their news stories out loud!

More Best of the Best Apps: STEM, Books, Organization & Management, and Content Creation.