Read on for a list of some fantastic apps for iPhone and iPad.
MathBoard (iTunes – $4.99)
MathBoard is a universal app for iPad that is suitable for all school
aged children and is perfect for use by educators for teaching
purposes. The app is even suitable for kindergarten students and
provides addition, subtraction multiplication, and division problems to
them for solving. Mathboard has a nice feature that allows the teachers
to configure the app according to the abilities of individual student.
The app provides users with unique learning experience children.
Mathboard also guides students through the process of solving
different math problems by providing multiple answer styles and
scratchboard area where they can solve problems by drawing on the
scratchboard using their bare hands.
Monster Anatomy HD – Lower Limb (iTunes – $18.99)
Monster Anatomy – Lower Limb is an awesome app that provides an
interactive lower limb radiology atlas to users. This app for educators
is super useful as it makes it easier for everyone to learn about inner
sections of our body (lower limb) in a unique way. Th app was developed
by the Medical Imaging department of the University Hospital Center of
Nancy, France. Not only educators and students the app is really helpful
for healthcare professionals as well.
Features of Monster Anatomy – Lower Limb include
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- 3D image volume that shows precise location of slice position
- Over 500 different labels and over 10,000 tags
- Easy to use navigation tied with multiple shortcuts
- 5 different display modes including bones, joints, blood vessels, and nerves.
- High quality zooming tool
- And much more
History:Maps of World (iTunes – free)
Teaching your students about geographical history of the world? Then
History: Maps of World is the app for you. This app for educators and
students provides high quality maps of the world from our past. The app
features a wide variety of historical displays and has support for
category and era view taht can be used to differentiate maps from
specific era and based on categories. The app also displays the source
of each map it features and provides users with keyword search which
makes it easier for users to find the maps they are looking for.
History: Maps of World features zoom options, free screen rotation
feature, and other navigation options which makes it easier for users to
use the application. A great feature of this app is it is offline,
which means you will have access to all the maps no matter you have the
internet around you or not. This app by developer Seung-Bin Cho has many
versions including History: Maps of America, Maps of Africa, Asia, and
other continents of the world. All of which are available
as separate download in the App Store.
Intro to Letters, by Montessorium (iTunes – $4.99)
Intro to Letters app for educators is a great app for educators that
helps them in teaching the students basic foundations of English
language like never before. The app teaches students to read, write and
understand alphabets. Intro to letters also teaches students the
lowercase letter symbols and their phonics.
These are the things Intro to Letters app teaches to students.
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- Basic foundations of language
- To read, write and understand letters from a-z
- Lowercase letter symbols and their sounds (phonics)
- Phonograms – writing and pronunciation
- Capital letters – letter names, writing and pronunciation
- Consonants and vowels
- Fine motor skills
Inkpad (iTunes – $4.99)
Inkpad app for iOS is a professional vector illustration tool that
enables users to design things from scratch right on their iPad. It is a
powerful app that is capable of doing a lot of things for the user
including text, images, paths, compound paths, gradient filles,
unlimited number of layers and more. One Illustrations are created using
the Inkpad app users can export them to their Dropbox account or as PDF
or SVG and share them with others via Twitter or Facebook.
Penultimate (iTunes – $0.99)
Last but not the least is Penultimate which is an app for educators
that could help them in taking notes by using handwriting on their iPad.
The app is one of the best handwriting apps available and provides
digital power and flexibility to the users. Penultimate can be used to
take notes, draw sketches, and for other things only by using hands. A
good feature of this app is that it does not have complicated settings
and is super easy to use for everyone. Apart from writing the app also
has a great drawing feature that allows users to create
colorful sketches on their iOS device.
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