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Van Gogh’s paintings of the Roulin family are shown in the story and several other well known paintings are also included. Tapping on these paintings takes readers to an interactive “Museum”. In the museum they will see the paintings up close, learn their name and when it was painted. They will also discover fun facts about the paintings, Van Gogh and his subjects. If you’re looking for an app to introduce one of the world’s greatest artists to your children then this is it. 
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RT @EdTechSandyK: Needs an RT: "#iPads in schools?
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It’s been known for some time now, especially after iTunes included a special education category on the featured page, that the iPad helps kids with learning disabilities and other special needs.
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Faces iMake was developed with renowned artist, childrens book author and educator Hanoch Piven and is based on the highly acclaimed creative workshops he has conducted all around the world. Piven, whose art has been featured in publications such as: Time, Newsweek and The New Yorker, says about Faces iMake: "I wanted Faces iMake to be a virtual workshop that reflects what happens in the real world when we compose pictures using objects. All significantly creative ideas are born from playing, therefore Faces iMake is a game as much as it is a creative workshop."
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An informative overview of the best interactive web tools for teachers. All done in a fabulous issuu book.
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Hands-On Math: Interactive Color Tiles provides students with an open-ended tool for exploring fundamental math concepts. The use of a Color Tiles is one of the best ways to give students an insight into a variety of important mathematical topics. Students place Color Tiles on an interactive Playground to represent mathematical ideas.
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We’ve tracked down five features in iOS 5 that while small on the surface, pack a serious punch. We’re calling these “hidden gems” because they take a little bit of effort to find. The fact that we’re still finding new things in iOS 5 underscores how big of an upgrade Apple has really delivered.
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There are a number of schools that have started using the iPad. Have you ever wondered what apps they use? The video below shows some of the apps educators are using.
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Apps for iPads is devoted to bringing the power of the Internet, through apps, into YOUR hands! Publishing articles, reviews & tutorials on iPad apps, along with interesting facts & figures that make using your iPad a fun and rewarding experience.
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Mac Apps, Mac App Store, iPad, iPhone and iPod touch app store listings, news, and price drops...
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Review of the Best apps for kids to turn your iPod Touch, iPhone or iPad into a Fun Educational Learning Center with some top fun educational apps for children. Find out all about the best Kids Apps that make learning fun.
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Pierre Levy - How will the #iPad change #education?
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Footsteps2Brilliance (F2B) is an impressive educational game platform that supports students in prek - 3rd grade in learning to read and write.
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One of the many new features in iOS 5 for the iPad is the ability to split the on-screen keyboard.
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iPad apps help kids review basic skills, improve critical thinking and decision-making skills, and even learn to read.
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Have fun and relieve everyday stress with Daily Monster, a new app for iPads & iPhones that turn YOU into an artist! Make monsters & share them with your friends!
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Best iPad Apps.This is a great collection of design and web design apps for ipad.
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Simple Yet Powerful Kids' Abc 123 iPad Education App. Help your child learn their Abc's and 123's with this iPad and iPhone education application.
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The musician Bjork is releasing the first ever app-album. It's called "Biophilia," and it goes on sale in the Apple App Store on Tuesday.
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My school is involved in a study with the University of Toronto . The study is examining the effect of using touch technology in classrooms...Using Touch Technology everyday with special needs students. Always looking for ways to enhance the curriculum for students with Autism, Cerebral Palsy, Down Syndrome, and Developmental Disabilities.
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Ian Wilson of iPads in Education shares his reflections on how the iPad might (or might not) revolutionize education.
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iPadForums.net is the ultimate Apple iPad Forum and fan site offering a comprehensive collection of Apple iPad and Tablet Computer information.
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