Using Owl Eyes as a Way to Track Student Progress
Last year, Owl Eyes brought you a simple—and mess-free—approach to annotating and collaborating on a classic, public domain texts with your students. If you’re not familiar with them, Owl Eyes is a...
View ArticleGenius Plaza App: Learn and Collaborate
Learn and collaborate! More and more, we find teachers and students using their mobile devices for assistance. To better serve the needs of students around the world, we have created apps to help...
View ArticleMaking Spelling Fun!
Making Spelling Fun! Educational apps in the classroom are becoming a building block of our curricula. Teachers know they need to have apps that are skill-based, intriguing for our kids, and...
View ArticleMental Exercise with Pegs by White Pixels
Pegs by White Pixels is a new and recently updated critical thinking game based on the mathematical underpinnings of the classic puzzle peg solitaire. It’s all about problem-solving. Experimentation....
View ArticleSoccerMan an interactive soccer storybook
The creators of 'SoccerMan' have released a world first app for kids that blends an interactive soccer storybook with fun and educational games! With a host of exciting, user-friendly features, the...
View ArticleEducational App Criteria Checklist
Educational App Criteria Checklist Apps that have a wide range of productivity and versatility are the only apps that should be present on a mobile device used by students. In a perfect world, all...
View ArticleNSF-Funded Digital Library for Babies, Toddlers, and Preschoolers
NSF-Funded Digital Library for Babies, Toddlers, and Preschoolers ReadAskChat ~ Now Available on App Stores The research-based ReadAskChat method uniquely fosters child-adult interactions about...
View ArticleEdAppTalk/TeachersWithApps
E.A.T. Welcome back to our Facebook group ‘Educational App Talk’ (E.A.T.) for years we have been organizing chats on different educational topics and featuring a variety of hosts. Participants are...
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