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Apps in Education
It seems that there is an app for everything. From communicating with students and parents, to apps that help you easily grade exams and quizzes. I believe that all educators could benefit from collaborating on best practices with educational technology, which is why I am working on developing a website called AppsEducator.com.
I am looking for bloggers who have used apps in the classroom or in some aspect of education. The more we share, the more we help each other to improve our daily lessons and bring forth the latest technology into our classrooms.
Thank you in advance for your support. Please visit http://www.appseducator.com or forward the link on to a friend or colleague that you feel would like to share their experience working with apps.
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