Apps


 * An important note about apps before you PURCHASE any apps. The vast majority of the apps on the App Store participate in Apple's Volume Purchasing Program, what that means is if 20 or more copies of an app are purchased the cost is reduced by 50%. I am trying to work out the logistics for this piece, before you pay for any apps please keep in mind that it MAY be available at a discount in the future. I hope to have more information regarding this at Thursday's meeting.**


 * It may take up to five (5) days for Apple to confirm your VPP account, so allow yourself enough time for this prior to your deployment.**

With well over 60,000 apps, there are more "best apps" lists than one can look at. Below are simply some suggested Apps to get you started that I have found useful (**most** are free):

New apps making the list should be listed at the top.

[|Flash to Pass] Kahn Academy Toontastic is a free animation and story telling app especially good for younger students. First in Math iBooks, the first time you access the app store you'll be asked to download Dropbox Evernote Pages Keynote Numbers iSwifter, access Flash based websites. This will quickly become obsolete as Adobe has recently stopped development of Flash for ALL mobile platforms (Windows, Android, etc), and websites will be forced to move content to modern HTML5 technology. Google Earth My LessonPlan Animoto iMovie GarageBand CommonCore Photoshop Express Diigo Diigo Browser GoodReader WordPress Calculator XL Pearson eText for Schools