Apps
This fall series, sponsored by littleBits, explores the education technology topics educators are talking about this school year, from virtual reality and STEAM to popular culture and digital literacy.
The interactivity of apps can offer children in a school setting for the first time a bit of playful control as they work through their new experience.
The popular, text-based adventure, a "Lovecraftian dream of Victorian London," is now available in iOS. Enter at your own risk.
Consider this your cheat sheet to augmented reality. There's so much more than Pokémon Go.
Looking to help students craft digital stories? Or spice up library promotional materials? Adobe’s free Spark suite can serve a variety of creation needs, from explainer videos and student narratives to social memes.
Google Arts & Culture offers virtual tours and a wealth of multimedia content related to art and museum and historic locations around the world. Carli Spina reviews the learning potential.
In conjunction with the publication of Susie Jarmillo's flap-filled book, Los Pollitos/Little Chickies, Encantos Media Studio has released an app loaded with activities related to the traditional song.
Nearly 20,000 attendees convened in Denver for a notably robust ISTE 2016. From virtual reality to the new open resources platform Amazon Inspire, SLJ taps the highlights.
A thieving villain, a stolen lamp, faraway worlds, and intrigue on the high seas—what more could adventure seekers desire? Here's an app that offers readers and listeners all that—and introduces them to characters from classic literature.
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