Articles Tagged ‘education apps’
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Apple's iTunes U Education Service Reaches A Billion Downloads
BY Bryan M. Wolfe on Thu February 28th, 2013
The iTunes U service is celebrating a huge milestone.
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Stanford Once Again Offering iOS Development Course For Free Through iTunes U, Piazza
BY Bryan M. Wolfe on Thu January 24th, 2013
Stanford's celebrated iOS learning course is once again available to anyone.
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Feed Your Mind Even While On The Go With The New iPhone-Optimized Khan Academy App
BY Aldrin Calimlim on Sat November 24th, 2012
Khan Academy for iOS launched last March as an iPad-only app. But it's only now that the app has been updated with iPhone, and therefore universal, support.
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Numbytes - Math Game Combines Learning Addition While Playing With Monsters
BY Bryan M. Wolfe on Thu November 22nd, 2012
Numbytes - Math Game is now available in the App Store. The new app for iPad helps kids learn math while playing with cute monsters called Numbytes.
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Speak For Yourself: Alternative Communication App Proloquo2Go Gets 2.2 Update
BY Aldrin Calimlim on Wed November 14th, 2012
Proloquo2Go, the highly rated augmentative and alternative (AAC) app for iOS, has just been updated to version 2.2.
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Increase Your IQ And Brag About It Too With Intelligence Series: IQ Test
BY Sarah Rachul on Wed July 25th, 2012
Golden Academy helps you get your brain in fighting shape.
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A Chance To Win Abby - Basic Skills Preschool For iPad
BY Tyler Tschida on Tue January 24th, 2012
Here's your chance to win Abby - Basic Skills Preschool ($1.99) for iPad.
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It's About Time More Colleges Made It To The App Store
BY Jamie Young on Fri January 06th, 2012
Everything is going digital, and now more colleges are striving to keep up with the App Store, too.
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Quirky App Of The Day: Poison Oak Quiz
BY Katy Zane on Wed December 28th, 2011
Learn to tell the difference between poison oak and other leafy shrubs.
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Quirky App Of The Day: iBrummie
BY Katy Zane on Mon December 12th, 2011
A translator dedicated just to the city of Birmingham, England.
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Quirky App Of The Day: iDino
BY Katy Zane on Sat November 12th, 2011
Listen to these dinosaurs and try to pronounce those awesome scientific names. Really, I'll wait while you try.
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Quirky App Of The Day: Binarize-Binary Converter
BY Katy Zane on Sun October 09th, 2011
Change your favorite words into zeroes and ones.
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Quirky App Of The Day: Molecules
BY Katy Zane on Wed August 31st, 2011
Holding huge models of tiny things in the palm of your hand.
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Quirky App Of The Day: Say It! Albert Genius
BY Katy Zane on Thu June 16th, 2011
Kids can hear Albert read their favorite stories to them, or Mom and Dad can write them their own fairy tales for bedtime. Great for writing personalized stories with kids names in them.
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Safari Books Online Launches Redesigned, iPad-Only "Safari To Go"
BY Andy Faust III on Tue May 17th, 2011
If kicking back with a good technical read is your idea of a Hemingway vacation, this Safari should be tops in your itinerary.
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AppAdvice EXTRA: Entertaining And Educational Kids Apps
BY Robin Rhys on Tue May 10th, 2011
Looking for a way to entertain your kids while making them smarter? Today's AppAdvice EXTRA focuses on five apps to help you do just that.
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New AppGuide: Spelling Study Aid Apps
BY Tim Chaten on Tue May 10th, 2011
Even in this digital age of autocorrect and spell checkers, both young and old need to learn how to spell words. There is a foundation that must be developed before these great tools can help out. There are some nice apps to help you with this on the iPhone. We compare our favorites in this AppGuide.
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New AppGuide: U.S. States And Capitals Study Aid Apps
BY Tim Chaten on Mon May 09th, 2011
Learning the 50 states and capitals can be a challenge for many young students and even older ones. Those students with iPhones/iPod touches may now have an edge. There is a wide variety of fantastic US state study aid apps. We compare our favorites in this AppGuide.
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IntelliVocab Is Worth Checking Out For English Vocabulary Practice
BY Mike Lata on Fri May 06th, 2011
IntelliVocab for the GRE and GMAT offers MIT-tested methods of learning vocabulary words. This iPhone app is available for free on the App Store.
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Quirky App Of The Day: Touch Tutorial
BY Katy Zane on Wed May 04th, 2011
An app for those with learning disabilities or spectrum disorders.
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