The following is a list iPad apps for use in high school learning environments. Updated May 2024.
All Subjects/General/Productivity
- Keynote — A slideshow presentation program
- Pages — A word processing program
- Numbers — A spreadsheet application
- iBooks — an ereader book store
- iStudiez Pro — calendar and assignment planner
- Mobile Mouse — Mobile Mouse instantly transforms your iPad into a wireless mouse and trackpad for your computer
- PrintCentral — View, store, and print from the iPad
- OmniGraffle — Brainstorming, diagraming, charts, graphic design, etc.
- Microsoft 365 (Office) — Microsoft 365 is the everyday productivity app that helps you quickly find and edit files, scan documents, and create content on the go. With Microsoft Copilot, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and PDFs all in one app, Microsoft 365 is the destination for finding, creating, editing, and sharing documents when you need them most.
- PDF Reader Pro Edition – PDF reader
Note Taking
- Notability — This popular app allows handwritten notes, typing, audio recording, annotation of PDFs/documents, and organization into subjects/dividers. It has excellent organizational tools and integrates well with cloud services.
- GoodNotes 6 — A powerful note-taking app with handwriting recognition, PDF annotation, document scanning, and organizational tools like notebooks and dividers.
- Microsoft OneNote — Part of the Office suite, OneNote allows typed or handwritten notes, audio/video recording, web clipping, and seamless syncing across devices.
- Apple Notes — The built-in notes app on iPad offers basic note-taking with typing, handwriting, checklists, document scanning, and iCloud syncing across Apple devices.
- Bamboo Paper — A simple handwriting and annotation app with a natural pen-and-paper feel. It has a minimalist interface and supports export to PDF/image formats.
- Evernote – A versatile note-taking app that allows text, handwriting, audio, file attachments, web clipping, and syncing across devices. It has robust organizational tools.
Flash Cards
- Quizlet — One of the most popular flashcard apps. Students can create their own flashcard sets or access millions of existing sets. It has various study modes like flashcards, learn, write, spell, test, and games.
- Brainscape — Uses a smart flashcard system with spaced repetition and confidence-based repetition to optimize memorization. Offers pre-made decks and ability to create custom flashcards.
- Anki Pro — Employs spaced repetition to improve long-term retention. Highly customizable with advanced features for efficient studying.
- Flash Cards Flashcards Maker — Easy to add decks and cards, shuffle, sync with iCloud, share decks, format text, night mode, and swipe gestures for efficient studying.
Art
- These apps cover a range of functionalities, from digital drawing and painting to art education, reference tools, and creative projects, making them valuable resources for middle school art classes.
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Art Creation and Drawing Apps
- Adobe Fresco — A powerful drawing and painting app with layers, vector brushes, live brushes, and excellent stylus support. Suitable for ages 11-18.
- Procreate — A professional-grade drawing and painting app with an intuitive interface, advanced brushes, and layering capabilities. Great for creating digital art.
- SketchBook — A versatile sketching and painting app with a wide range of brushes, tools, and layer options for digital art.
- ArtStudio — a professional drawing / painting application
- ArtRage — painting and drawing tools that work just like the real thing!
- Gravilux — an app that lets you draw with stars
- Tayasui Sketches — A simple yet feature-rich drawing app with realistic brushes, blend modes, and an intuitive interface for sketching and painting.
Art Learning and Reference Apps
- Essential Anatomy 5 — Provides detailed 3D models of the human skeleton that can be rotated and zoomed for drawing references.
- Handy Art Reference Tool — Offers reference images of hands, feet, and heads in various poses and angles, useful for figure drawing.
- Grid# — Overlays a grid on any image, helping with proportions and scaling when drawing from references.
Art Education and Creativity Apps
- Book Creator — Enables creating digital books, portfolios, and visual stories, great for art projects and presentations.
- Pic Collage — Useful for creating collages, mood boards, and artist research pages by combining images, text, and annotations.
- Stop Motion Studio — Allows creating stop-motion animations, which can be used for creative storytelling and art projects.
- Google Arts & Culture — Provides access to virtual tours of museums, art galleries, and exhibitions, fostering art appreciation and learning.
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Astronomy
- GoSkyWatch Planetarium — Easily and quickly identify and locate stars, planets, constellations and more with a touch or by simply pointing to the sky. Have fun with family and friends discovering the images in the night sky. Go outside and explore the night sky
- Star Walk — An interactive astronomy guide
- Solar Walk — A 3D Solar System Model
- Distant Suns — A database of over 130,000 stars, nebula, and galaxies
- Spacecraft AR — An augmented reality app that lets you explore 3D models of various spacecraft, rockets, and satellites used in space exploration.
- NASA Visualization Explorer — Provides access to NASA’s collection of visualizations, animations, and imagery related to Earth, the solar system, and the universe.
Calculators
- MathStudio – MathStudio is the most comprehensive math app available for iPhone and iPad. Whether you need a simple calculator to do your finances or a replacement for your TI graphing calculator, MathStudio is the most powerful and versatile calculator available.
- PocketCAS pro – Advanced Graphic and Symbolic Scientific Calculator. Handles every mathematical problem you might encounter in school or university.
- PocketCAS lite – Free Graphic calculator. Not as many features as the pro version above.
- Quick Graph – Free 2D and 3D graphing calculator.
Electives/Other
- Magic Piano — Play timeless pieces on spiral and circular keyboards, or follow beams of light – mastery requires only imagination. Play alone, or travel through a warp hole and play Piano Roulette with other performers across the world.
- Wolfram Alpha — A powerful computational knowledge engine that can solve complex economics and business problems step-by-step, making it valuable for high school students.
- Kahoot! — Create and play engaging quizzes and games to review economics concepts in a gamified way.
ESE Modifications/Accommodations
- Proloquo2Go — full featured alternative communication solution for people who have difficulty speaking
- Speak it! Text to Speech — Converts typed text into natural-sounding speech in over 30 languages. Useful for reading accommodation and ELL students.
- Google Translate — Provides instant translation between over 130 languages via text, voice, conversation mode, and camera translation for printed text.
- Apple Translate — Translate lets you quickly and easily translate your voice and text between languages. Designed to be the best and easiest-to-use app for translating phrases, conversations, and even the text around you.
Foreign Language
- BidBox Vocabulary Trainer: English – Spanish – Learn Spanish vocabulary
- English – Chinese Dictionary – The best Chinese English Dictionary app is now on iPad, iPhone, and iPod touch. It covers over 170,000 words and phrases of the contemporary Chinese language (Both Traditional and Simplified Chinese), along with example sentences, audio pronunciations, fastest search speed, flexible search methods, and more
- Duolingo — A gamified language learning app that makes learning fun through bite-sized lessons, stories, and rewards. Covers over 30 languages.
- Memrise — Uses mnemonic flashcards, games, and spaced repetition to help memorize words and phrases in various languages.
- Busuu — Provides comprehensive lessons with writing exercises, audio conversations, and feedback from native speakers.
- Drops — A visual language learning app that teaches vocabulary through illustrations and word associations in a game-like format.
- Clozemaster — Focuses on learning vocabulary and grammar through context-based fill-in-the-blank exercises.
- Tandem — Connects language learners with native speakers for language practice through text, audio, and video chat.
- Google Translate — Provides instant translation between over 130 languages via text, voice, conversation mode, and camera translation for printed text.
- Babbel — Offers structured lessons with speech recognition, games, and multimedia resources for learning vocabulary and grammar effectively.
Human Biology
- 3D Brain — Rotate and zoom around 29 interactive structures in the brain
- Molecules — View and manipulate 3D renderings of molecules
- Cell Biology Quiz — Cell biology quiz app with free download to install is a complete biology app (iOS) to practice 1000+ biology quiz based MCQs. “Cell Biology Quiz” app with trivia questions and answers, medical science MCQs to solve self-assessment tests.
- 3D Heart Education — Detailed app showing the heart and circulatory systems in 3D.
- Digestive System Physiology — Illustrates the entire digestive system in 3D.
- Anatomy & Physiology by Visible Body — Incredibly detailed and interactive 3D guide to the human body with animations.
- ORGANS 3D (ANATOMY) — Shows a three-dimensional model of the human body organs and a description of all of them.
- The Human Body by TinyBop – Interactive exploration of a human body model with sound effects for each system.
- Skeleton 3D Anatomy — Covers essential anatomy of the skeleton in 3D with high-quality graphics.
- Learn Muscles : Anatomy Quiz & Reference — A great reference, testing and education tool. Includes 141 beautiful muscle images with name, action, origin, insertion and comments, plus audio pronunciation guide, a quiz maker, an action viewer and 6 short videos to create a rich learning experience
- Read: Personalized Medical & Scientific Journal — ‘Read by QxMD’ provides a single place to keep up with new medical & scientific research, read outstanding topic reviews and search PubMed
Language Arts/Reading
- iBooks — a ereader book store
- Book Creator — Create your own iBooks right on the iPad. (Allows everything except video)
- Free Books — 51,305 books to read for free
- Dictionary.com – Dictionary & Thesaurus — A dictionary and a Thesaurus
- Literary Analysis Guide — Elements of literature are arranged graphically around three wheels (poetry, prose, and rhetoric)
- Kindle — Kindle is an eReader from Amazon.com
- Vocabulary.com — Adaptive learning app that teaches vocabulary words through engaging questions and games.
- Khan Academy — Offers grammar lessons, reading comprehension practice, and test prep aligned to Common Core standards.
- Shakespeare Pro — Complete works of Shakespeare. 41 plays, 154 sonnets, and 6 poems. All works can be cross searched for anything
- LitCharts — Link to LitCharts website. Each of the LitCharts are available on the iPad
- Overdrive/Libby — Allows students to borrow ebooks and audiobooks from their school or public library using their library card.
- Epic! — A digital library with over 40,000 high-quality children’s books, including audiobooks, read-to-me books, and books in Spanish.
- Newsela — Provides nonfiction reading material from various sources at 5 different reading levels, with quizzes and writing prompts.
Math
- Alge-Bingo — Develop your algebraic equation solving skills through playing a Bingo game. This game takes you step by step through the process of learning how to solve the most basic equation up through multiple-step equations
- The Ruler — measure things in inches or centimeters
- Fractals — Move and pinch fractals in real time
- Geometry Stash — Access the most commonly used theorems, postulates, and corollaries
- Photomath — Uses the camera to scan and solve printed math problems step-by-step, great for checking work.
- Khan Academy — While not dedicated to statistics, Khan Academy has an extensive library of video lessons and practice exercises covering statistics and probability concepts for high school and AP levels..
- Geogebra — A powerful app for graphing, geometry, 3D modeling, and exploring math concepts dynamically.
- Math Master — Gamified app with levels and rewards for practicing arithmetic, fractions, algebra, and more.
- Prodigy Math Game — An engaging fantasy math game that aligns content to curricula and adjusts difficulty.
- Math Ref — Provides interactive models and visualizations for algebra, geometry, calculus, and more.
- Desmos Graphing Calculator — A versatile graphing utility with options to animate and explore graphs.
Music
- Magic Piano — Play the piano freestyle or on a spiral keyboard
- Air Harp — Strum and pluck the strings for a harp sound
- Perfect Ear — Helps develop relative pitch and ear training skills through interactive exercises and games.
- Earpeggio — Become a better musician! Master the identification of intervals, chords, scales and rhythms solely by hearing them. Earpeggio is an ear training app which lets you improve your musical hearing.
- Yousician — Provides structured lessons and games for learning guitar, bass, piano, ukulele, and singing with progress tracking.
- Tenuto — An interactive music theory app that covers notes, scales, intervals, chords, ear training, and more through lessons and exercises.
- Music Theory Pro — Comprehensive app with courses on music notation, rhythm, scales, intervals, chords, and ear training with customizable practice sessions.
Science
- EMD PTE — A highly interactive periodic table of elements
- Powers of Minus Ten — Allows you to interactively zoom into a human hand and explore it in a 3D environment
- The Elements: A Visual Exploration — Lets you experience the beauty and fascination of the building blocks of our universe in a way you’ve never seen before.
- Nova Elements — An interactive periodic table app exploring elements, compounds, and their physical properties.
- NASA — The official NASA app provides access to images, videos, mission information, news, and live TV broadcasts related to space exploration and Earth science.
- Bill Nye’s VR Space Lab — Step inside Bill Nye’s Space Lab and explore the cosmos with Bill Nye in this 85 piece activity set! Get ready to discover space in virtual reality and enjoy fun experiments with step-by-step instructions that come alive in augmented reality!
- Bill Nye’s VR Science Kit — Step into the lab with Bill Nye’s VR Science Kit and get ready to make some discoveries with 30 fun experiments that come alive in augmented and virtual reality! Bill will explain key scientific principles including chemical reactions, sound waves, oxidation and dive into crystals, volcanoes, slime and more.
- Science 8 — A quiz app covering middle school science concepts across multiple disciplines.
- Molecules — View and manipulate 3D renderings of molecules
- 3D Brain — Rotate and zoom around 29 interactive structures in the brain
- Vernier Video Physics — Take a video of an object in motion, mark its position frame by frame, and set up the scale using a known distance. Video Physics then draws trajectory, position, and velocity graphs for the object.
- Playground Physics — Utilizes the camera to analyze the motion of objects like balls for physics lessons.
- Learn Muscles : Anatomy Quiz & Reference — A great reference, testing and education tool. Includes 141 beautiful muscle images with name, action, origin, insertion and comments, plus audio pronunciation guide, a quiz maker, an action viewer and 6 short videos to create a rich learning experience
- Frog Dissection — A virtual frog dissection app
Social Studies
- Civil War America’s Epic Struggle — Civil War: America’s Epic Struggle Features over 1,000 high-res photos, more than an hour of multimedia presentations, in excess of 100 authentic maps, dozens of first hand accounts, and numerous text articles and biographies, it provides instantaneous access to information on every aspect of the war
- WORLD BOOK – This Day in History — Interactive multimedia calendar that features historical events for the day
- Declaration for iPad — A copy of the Declaration of Independence
- Constitution for iPad — A copy of the Constitution of the United States
- Mission US — Immersive game-based learning about the American Revolution, Civil War, and more.
- World History Maps — Interactive atlas with animated maps that bring historical events and civilizations to life.
- Win the White House — Win the White House challenges you to manage your own presidential campaign by debating timely issues, strategically raising funds, polling voters, launching media campaigns, and making personal appearances.
- Executive Command — “Ever wanted to be the President of the United States for a day? In Executive Command, you can be President for four years! Try to accomplish what you set as your agenda while facing the challenges and responsibilities that crop up along the way.
- Brief the Chief — Take on the job of advising the president through historical challenges by talking to people in and around the White House. Consult with confidants within the White House and use evidence-based reasoning to provide the president with counsel.
- Branches of Power — Interactive exploration of the three branches of U.S. government.
Technology and Engineering
- Tinkercad — This powerful 3D design and modeling app allows students to create, modify, and 3D print their designs. It’s an excellent tool for learning CAD, 3D printing, and engineering design principles.
- Sketchbook — A professional-grade sketching and painting app that can be used for conceptual design, technical illustrations, and visualizing engineering ideas.
- Algodoo — Algodoo is a physics simulation app that lets students experiment with various objects, forces, and constraints in a 2D environment, making it useful for learning physics concepts applied in engineering.
- Swift Playgrounds — Apple’s official app for learning to code in Swift, their modern programming language used for iOS app development. It provides interactive lessons, challenges, and the ability to create real apps.
- Tynker — Tynker uses visual code blocks and puzzles to teach programming concepts like loops, variables, and logic. It supports multiple languages like Python, JavaScript, and visual coding blocks.
- Mimo — Mimo provides interactive coding lessons and exercises for web development (HTML, CSS, JavaScript), Python, and other languages through a gamified learning experience.
Do you have any current grants where I could apply for our school to get IPADs for education? (I have approximately 50 students in HS)
Thanks for your comment Lindsay. I don’t know of any grants that you could apply for today – but to start you can check this link: http://dir.yahoo.com/Education/financial_aid/grants/
Hi Mr. Kaufman,
I think our app would be a good contender for your High School Math Section. Since 2009, our company, GetYa Learn On (GYLO), has been testing “Statistics 1” for the iPhone and iPad at Abilene Christian University’s award winning mobile learning program. The app consistently receives positive reviews from students and teachers. Pilot testing showed that the app saves students time because they can study anytime and anywhere. Also, the app increased motivation and grades for many students. Our white papers have more details: http://getyalearnon.com/
“Statistics 1″ is an e-textbook app that includes 11 lessons, quizzes and flashcards for each lesson, calculators, glossaries, and other tools a student learning Intro Stats needs. Here’s a video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8o8WPXxsXEE&feature=player_profilepage
You can find our apps in the iTunes Store:
iPad version of “Statistics 1” http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/statistics-i/id339661480?mt=8
Thanks!
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Thanks for your time and have a nice day.
Cathy Pierce
Hi,
Could you please also list our application: iCelsius (http://www.icelsius.com).
It transforms the iPad into the most advanced digital thermometer. Allowing to visualize temperature experiments, export graphs, etc.
I just purchased a class set of IPADs for next year. I am looking for trainings/professional development for implementing them successfully in my high school ELD classroom…any thoughts/suggestions?
Thanks!
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I’d include Docs to Go Premium and Dropbox on your list.
The high school math apps that are listed here are a joke. Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, and Division are for grades 1 through 4 and are then practiced for a couple of years while doing fractions, decimals, and percents. Also, as if the I-Pads don’t already cost enough, many of those apps are not free. Furthermore, although many textbooks can now be stored on an I-Pad there is almost no cost savings. The book publishers aren’t going to start giving discounts because some high school administrator wants to further his career by providing I-Pads to all of the students (and probably getting a handsome kickback from Apple). A high school textbook that costs $80 in a printed version will probably be around $70 in an e-version, and at the end of the book cycle instead of having a pile of used but still usable books, with e-books you will have absolutely nothing. Way to think it all through.
Hey there Richard, thanks for you comment. I appreciate you weighing in on this important topic. I respectfully disagree about the cost of text books. As with just about every industry you can name, digitization is causing significant upheaval and transformation. As you can see by the success of a company like Amazon, the digitization of books is just at the beginning of that transformation. You might be right that publishers of textbooks will want to charge the same – or similar prices – for the digital version as they do with their physical version – but that will only last so long. Have you ever published anything online? There are significant cost savings to the digital distribution of books. Significant! There is also the opportunity to update digital books at just about any time – without ‘reprinting them.’ And a digital textbook can combine various types of media – audio, video, animation, text, etc. The advantages of combining these things will make the user experience significantly different. And that’s really just the beginning of the story. Turn a ‘book’ into an ‘app’ and it can have ‘logic’ and ultimately artificial intelligence embedded in it – which will ultimately allow the ‘book’ to support the way the ‘readers’ brain actually works – and not force them into a linear, one size fits all, mode of receiving the information and value the author(s) want to convey.
Hi!
I made a “Unit Circle” app for iPhone, there is also an iPad version with VGA output.
The app has been donwloaded many times by “educational institutions”. There is the 50% discount enabled. If you like it, can you add it to your list?
Here is the link:
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/cercle-trigo-hd/id386540971?mt=8
Thanks!
Do you know of any business education apps? I would like to get our school some iPads, do you know of any grants and if so, what do you recommend to put in the grant to have success? Thank you.
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Please check out Alge-Bingo: http://itunes.apple.com/app/alge-bingo/id490498376?mt=8
It is an Algebra Bingo game with 13 levels of equation-solving skills. Very addicting game!!
Hello! I am an aspiring High School English/Special Education teacher and I am curious how you would suggest using an iPad in both classrooms. Thanks! Zoe
Hi Zoe,
You can read about my implementation of a class set of iPads here: http://tinyurl.com/ipadlit I specifically discuss apps and their impact on reading, writing, etc, as well as students’ self perception of literacy. Feel free to drop me a line if you have a question. Same goes for everyone else!
Best,
Jim…
Hello Mr.Kaufman,
This website is excellent- just for the record. Really brings everything worth checking out app wise to one place.
Kind of an off topic question, but still iPad relevant…
When considering an iPad implementation for High School students, do you- or anyone here- know of a solid approach to restricting user access? A great concern is giving students these iPad devices on a loaner basis (so off campus) but not having any means of restricting the user in terms of what content they are actually able to store on the device, or if we want them to store anything on it at all, and have it used soley as a platform.
Concerns of explicit content arise, and being school devices, accountability would fall on the administrators. Have you heard of a concrete way to address this?
I believe corporations have a way to limit access – or create a level of security that protects access – but I don’t know how they do this.
I did find this PDF resource explaining a couple of ways to restrict access – but I don’t think it’s exactly what you are looking for…
http://www.idahoat.org/Portals/0/Documents/Simple%20Ways%20to%20Limit%20iPad%20Access.pdf
Michael
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Geometry Pad for iPad and Android tablets would make a great addition to the Math section. It is an interactive application that allows students to create geometric shapes, calculate measurements, experiment with axioms and theorems. Can be also used by teachers for demonstration purposes.
but is this more than novelty value. I use computers every day in school but look for applications that add to the experience rather than copy a paper and pencil exercise…..stickk to laptops I think..mac or pc
I am researching the use of ipads for film/photo/animation editing in schools. I cannot see what advantage the ipad gives as opposed to a laptop or desktop. I own a macbook and imac as well as an ipad so I am not talking from a position of ignorance. Any serious work I do on on the lap/desktop. One criticism is that only video/photos taken with the ipad can be used and then nothing too serious, of course if you use iphone you can use icloud but otherwise you are immediately tied in to the ipad. Other lessons I have sourced are not added to or specifically enhanced by the ipad. Be truthful apple…..your lap/desktops are great for creativity the ipad is not, which is not a criticism of the product just ‘tools for the job’.
New App for iPad – SplitNote
G’day from Australia!
Please check out this new Utilities App for iPads – SplitNote. Written/coded by 1st year Australian Secondary School student who found using the iPad clunky to take notes. He found while he was switching from the web browser to notes that by the time he had done it, he had forgotten what he was to write. The App combines on one screen web browsing and note taking. It also has six customisable books which you can store information related to a particular subject. Some of the features include being able to email your notes, auto clear, easy copy paste function and a bibliography. Hope you also find this app useful as school students here are just starting to catch on.
Kinemath is a great graphing equation plotter that my math teacher created and uses all the time in his classroom. It’s also much cheaper than other math apps that textbook companies produce. Here’s the link: http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/kinemath/id447006251?mt=8
Let me know what you think! It was really helpful in Calculus AB and I can see it translating to other math classes too.
Here are some great middle school and High School Apps
iPad Apps
Bio Regents Buddy- Appstore Link Video of App
Chem Regents Buddy- Appstore Link Video of App
Physics Regents Buddy- Appstore Link – Video of App
Earth Science Regents Buddy- Appstore Link – Video of App
Environmental Science Buddy- Appstore Link – Video of App
Human Body Buddy- Appstore Link –
Global History Regents Buddy Appstore Link – Video of App
US History Regents Buddy Appstore Link – Video coming soon
Astronomy Buddy- Appstore Link Video coming soon
Geometry Regents Buddy Appstore Link Video coming soon
Integrated Algebra Regents Buddy Appstore Link- Video of App
MS Life Science Buddy-Appstore Link Video of App
MS Physical Science Buddy-Appstore Link Video of App
Geography Buddy- Appstore Link
HS Biology Buddy – Appstore Link
MS Earth Science Buddy Appstore Link
Android Apps
Environmental Science Buddy- google play link
Bio Regents Buddy – google play link-
Chem Regents Buddy- google play link
Earth Science Regents Buddy- google play link
HS Physics Buddy- google play store link
MS Life Science Buddy- google play store link
MS Earth Science Buddy – google play store link
Astronomy Buddy- google play store link
I would like to introduce a newly released math game for iPad/iPhone. DynaMult is an engaging math game designed for upper elementary and middle school students who need to practice multiplication. It also incorporates multiplication of signed numbers. This is not the typical quiz show format, instead, the multiplications are an integral part of the game and are used to control a space ship.
Please check it out at:
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/dynamult/id561485938?mt=8
Thank you
YourTeacher has made their iBook textbooks for Algebra 1 and Geometry free for the rest of 2012, and Pre-Algebra is coming out later in October. This is a great opportunity to pilot textbooks on the iPad that allow you to flip the math classroom, because every example problem has a video explanation and students can try practice problems that give immediate feedback. You can download Algebra 1 at: https://itunes.apple.com/us/book/algebra-1/id523327390?mt=13, Geometry at: http://www.yourteacher.com/math-ibooks-textbooks.php.
I teach engineering to high school students. We are getting iPads for all of our students. I already have mine. Questions: 1. Can I get Autodesk Inventor to load to the student laptops? 2. Can they use a mouse with Inventor? Finger dragging doesn’t work with Inventor. If these can’t occur, the iPads will be worthless to me and my students.
I don’t know how you can use a mouse with and iPad – and I’m not 100% sure you can do what you want to do with Autodesk Inventor files either. Here’s an old help file that may be worth looking at:
In the latest release of AutoCAD WS, it will view Inventor DWG files. Save your .idw file to a Inventor.dwg file and download the AutoCAD WS app from the App Store-it is FREE. Also follow the instruction on the website. http://www.autocadws.com/
Looks like Autodesk has an app you can use – https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/inventor-publisher-mobile/id393147903?mt=8
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Please check out the iPad app ‘Gods of Money.’ Aimed at high school students, Gods of Money teaches how the U.S. economy works including the roles of the Federal Reserve, Congress, and the White House.
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