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First things first. It’s never just about the apps. End of. That said being guided around tried and tested apps from the classroom can be really helpful. With that in mind, back in 2014 I created my first periodic table of iPad apps. Little did I realise how popular it would be with more than 7 million downloads in those two years. Via paul rayner 
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Follow @theteachgeek Whenever you speak to teachers about integrating technology into learning experiences, the first question is usually, "Which apps should we be using". I'm always on the look out for new tools to assess students understanding, support collaboration and provide meaningful feedback, I can usually rely on my toolkit of my top 10 apps… Via John Evans, paul rayner
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