Greetings! For the past few years, I have shared with you websites that I have found useful and fun, or that are being used successfully by other staff members. Going forward, I will use this blog to communicate those to you. I have also gone back in time and posted past websites here. Hopefully, by continuing to share resources, we can further develop our professional learning community and find new ways to integrate technology into our classrooms.
Wednesday, March 23, 2016
March 2016: APP-a-pedia
Greetings! This month's website of the month is APP-a-pedia, which was recently recommended by a member of the NH School Librarian list-serv I subscribe to. As described by my colleague, it is "a curated database of over 50,000 educational, productivity, assistive, and others apps for all kinds of devices, for learners of every age, across all subject levels, including info on apps for the full range of special needs students might have." There are different categories you can choose (App purpose, mobile device, academic area, education level, ed specialty) to limit your results. I tried it out myself and found I had better luck when I left some categories open. For instance, selecting a learning app on iPads for autism (3 limiters) worked better than adding limiters for academic area and education level as well. Give it a try and hopefully you will find some new learning tools to try!
Rosanne
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