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Virginia’s Community College System will launch new campus apps to increase the connection between VCCS and its 400,000 students and their campus communities. 
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The article needs updating I think - as I understand it, Google App Inventor was discontinued some time ago and transferred to MIT's App Inventor.
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Mobile app usage further distances web usage. Key app categories set the battleground for Apple, Google and Facebook over the consumer relationship.
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A new uni semester is about to begin. Good for you! Life at uni can be pretty hectic, though: here are a bunch of our favourite apps to help make life on campus a breeze.
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A national competition to identify the best new mobile application concept in Australia has been announced for 2012.
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Read reviews, get customer ratings, see screenshots and learn more about Curtin University iPortfolio on the App Store. Download Curtin University iPortfolio and enjoy it on your iPhone, iPad and iPod touch.
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"For quite a while now, I’ve been poring over mobile design books, listening to podcasts and reading online content to learn the best practices for designing mobile phone applications as I design one of my own. Strangely enough, it seems as though many gurus actually agree on the basics of functionality, usability and aesthetics required for making an effective mobile application. Here I’ve gathered up what I think are the best practices of mobile app design and applied them to mobile learning and mobile performance support when possible." Via EDTECH@UTRGV
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International Business TimesKhan Academy iPad App Launches With Free, Educational Videos On Apple TabletHuffington PostPopular video education hub Khan Academy launched an iPad application featuring more than 2700 free videos on March 11.
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iGenApps is the easiest, fastest, most affordable way to create your own mobile Apps without programming and straight from your mobile device.
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"Looking for app reviews and technology integration advice? I just came across a great site - Technology with Intention. Via Lucy Gray
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The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee has seen more than 9,000 downloads of an app developed in-house that provides students with easy access to campus information.
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Charlie Davis and I were having a chat in the office the other day about what you should look for when choosing an educational mobile app. Here are some of our thoughts, but feel free to add more via the … Continue reading ...
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Bluetooth remote for controlling presentations (Ppt, Keynote, pdf, etc.). Presenter is an app that assists you in giving dynamic presentations by utilizing hardware... Via Baiba Svenca
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Your iPhone’s camera can do more than just take photos. It can also help you record measurements for do-it-yourself projects.
I recently tested two apps – one that lets you record measurements on the photos you snap and another that also taps into your iPhone’s accelerometer to do the measuring for you. Here’s my look at how both these apps measure up.
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We asked technology professionals who have developed mobile apps for universities to share what they have learned throughout the process...
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By Cherrye Moore It is a common-known fact that teaching is a labor of love for most educators.
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Read reviews, get customer ratings, see screenshots and learn more about Curtin University Library on the App Store. Download Curtin University Library and enjoy it on your iPhone, iPad and iPod touch.
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Learn about apps and mobile sites and more.
In this guide you will find many apps and mobile resources to help your study and research. Use the tabs above to find apps and mobile websites in a range of categories.
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"Lisa Johnson and Yolanda Barker have published an eBook titled Hot Apps 4 HOTS: A Guide to Using Free Apps to Support Higher Order Thinking Skills. The book includes nine step-by-step activities that focus on each level of Bloom's taxonomy and includes loads of links to further resources. Like the title says, Lisa and Yolanda write about free apps and most of them work on both iPads and iPod touches. Here are the apps used in the activities:" Via Jim Lerman
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TCEA (Texas Computer Education Association) to the rescue! TCEA regularly tests available apps and recommends apps that teachers should be using. TCEA maintains a list of recommended apps in a shared document via Google Docs. The list is organized by subject area and free apps are color coded in white. Via ewaadam
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LearningToday shares with everyone two beautiful posters, that help us remember Bloom’s Taxonomy: the Blooming Butterfly and the Blooming Orange. How do we connect the Bloom’s Taxonomy with the iPad? Via ewaadam
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These new tools engage us all in various contemporary projects of shareable knowledge, hyper-connected communication and collective cognition. Our own constantly connected mobile device puts nearly infinite information at our fingertips in a dematerialized, timeless and placeless context. Strangely though, the fruits of this placeless and timeless mobility shift yield a seemingly tactile media (e.g., multi-touch) for chronological (e.g., blog) and geo-locative (e.g., check-in) tendencies. Via Nik Peachey, Robert Farrow
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This is the last of three posts on 13 Resources , 13 Tools , and 13 Mobile Apps for Blended Learning.
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