Box of delight

I remember yearning to read the comics in the Sunday paper.
But the hieroglyphs inside the speech balloons remained inscrutable, until - on a sunny morning in Miss O'Shea's class - I finally grasped that a-n-d on the page and "and" in conversation meant the same thing.

One of the best things about iPad is that it gives you a great improved reading experience. Be it reading an eBook or just a PDF document, users love the brilliance of its screen and the legibility of its text and graphics. But some of students are still having trouble in selecting the right and appropriate apps that can help them view, edit, and even annotate PDFs on their iPad. This is why I compiled the list below. It contains some of the best PDF apps out there. Go through them and see which one appeals to you the most.

Today I am sharing with you a list of some of the most popular iPad apps to create mind maps. I have got several readers here in Educational Technology and Mobile Learning emailing me asking about these apps. The post below is the most recent collection of curated iPad mind mapping apps. If you are looking for web-based tools to create mind maps , check out this page.