Sometimes some of the most innovative products come from interesting sources, and the eNotebook app on Kickstarter is no exception. If you aren’t familiar with Kickstarter, then let me introduce you to a site that has recently been making huge waves on the internet. Read more
For a long time tablet devices, like the iPad, have been luxury toys for consumers. Apparently that notion is beginning to slowly change this year. Apple held its quarterly earnings report, and while much of the conference call focused on finances, there were some interesting bites of information for the education world! Read more
For those of you out there who are big cloud storage users, Google has finally launched what looks to be a viable competitor in the space, Google Drive. Read more
If you haven’t caught a glimpse of it just yet, you may want to check out the app “Paper” on iPad. The app has pretty much taken much of the tech and enthusiast industry by storm. The apps description begins…
Using the Writing Prompts app with my students had some surprising results today. I feel obligated to preface these comments by stating that this was a Creative Writing class. These students generally like the process of writing. Of course I teach regular English Classes as well, so this result is not the norm. I told my young writers to take ten minutes to open the app and choose a prompt.
