Tag: android
New Android App eduDroid Helps Schools Manage Many Devices
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I couldn't find a useful Android app to manage large numbers of devices. So I built my own and eduDroid is now available for free!
5 Myths About Writing With Mobile Devices
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There are some big myths about writing with mobile devices. But are they actually true? The EdTechTeacher team weighs in on a controversial topic.
New Education Dive App Now Available
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There's a new Education Dive app available for iPhone and Android devices right now. Grab education news on the go!
9 Tips For Schools Building Their Own Mobile App
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If you're a teacher, student, or administrator, you've probably thought about how you can make a custom mobile app for your community.
How To Choose The Best Mobile Device For Your School
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It's not an easy decision. It's expensive and difficult. Here's a few tips and criteria for figuring out how to choose the best mobile device for your school.
The 16 Apps And Tools Worth Trying This Year
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From Khan Academy to Haiku Deck, there's more than a dozen apps and tools you should give a whirl this year.
5 Free Android Apps That Will Help You Study
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If you're looking to boost your studies, check out a few of my favorite free Android apps that I've tested out and found to be quite useful.
25 Ways To Use Tablets In The Classroom
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iPads and Android tablets are becoming a bigger and bigger presence in schools. Curious how it works? Get some tips on deploying tablets in the classroom.
The Best Education Tools: A Crowdsourced Guide
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We showcase the best education tools which consist of a myriad of apps, tools, and other resources on a daily basis on Edudemic. It’s what we do. It’s fun, useful, and lets us help connect you with interesting new ways to do things. But what if you miss some posts because you’re off having a life, on vacation, or just don’t check Edudemic every minute of every day. It’s okay, we don’t either.
This Is Why We Need To Start Discussing Android In Schools
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It's time to discuss Android in schools. The Google platform is here to stay and seeing more activations than Apple. Coming to a classroom near you!
20 Grading Apps To Save You Time (iOS and Android)
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Androids and iPhones are just waiting to help you save time in your grading. There are a number of grading apps that can cut down the time it takes to grade in no time. Here's a quick list!
30 Recommended Apps For Online Students
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It just plain makes sense that students who dig incorporating technology into their academic pursuits would likely make mobile computing via tablets and smartphones an integral life component.
How To Use Your Tablet As A Second Monitor
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Did you know that a recent study by the University of Utah has found that people who use two monitors are as much as 44% more productive than those who are using a single monitor? If you're squinting at this blog post on your laptop, you may want to take note.
50 Free Android Apps Being Used In Education Right Now
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I'll admit it. I'm a fan of Apple products. But that doesn't mean I don't yearn for some of the fabulous features on Android phones too. Until the day when Apple and Google merge (ha!), we're left with a split marketplace of apps.
Toys “R” Us Launches $150 Tablet Made Just For Kids
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Toys R Us is getting into the tablet wars. They just announced a $150 kid-oriented tablet that's perfect for a classroom without a lot of money to spend. The Tabeo, as it's called, is wi-fi enabled, has extensive parental controls, and comes pre-loaded with about 50 apps such as Angry Birds and Fruit Ninja.
Google Drive Now Supports Native Editing On Mobile Devices
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Google Drive is one of the most controversial yet useful edtech tools today. Some people hate the new 'drive' features and others can't live without them. In any case, there are a few updates to Google Drive that you should know about.
