6. Ashwaubenon School District Tech Tips: Averbeck’s page designed to help educators with education technology also includes resources for apps. Two popular resources include the district’s:
- iPad App FB page, which includes resources like “10 apps for more organized project-based learning.”
- Google Apps FB page, which includes resources like “20 collaborative Google Apps activities.”
7. Common Sense Media’s educational apps list: Helps schools and families navigate online media. The site has a rating system of green, yellow and red for age-appropriate content. Learning ratings are also provided for each app. How CSM rates content.
8. Google Play for Education: Take a fresh approach to any subject with the teacher-approved apps, books and videos. Find content by grade, subject, or Common Core standard; distribute content instantly to classrooms, individuals or districts; buy paid apps via PO, with no credit card required.
9. IEAR.org: A community effort to grade educational apps. This community has over 500 educators, administrators and app developers. The site believes that there is a lot of potential power in bringing communities together, especially mobile learning communities. IEAR.org has over 30 volunteer “educator” app reviewers who are taking a closer look at the overall educational value of “educational apps”. Learn more.
10. Learning Exchange iPad Apps Review: A list of apps reviews by educators from the Catholic Education Diocese of Parramatta. Apps are categorized by name, review, subject category, age group and cost.
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