I'm excited to announce another great iPhone & iPod Touch app. Percentally was developed by a Eric Sailers (a SLP from California) and a friend. The concept is very simple. By touching the screen you create a simple tally of correct vs. incorrect responses. It then calculates a percentage for you. It also includes a single tally option. It allows you to then copy and paste the percentages to any other app on the iPhone (soon possibly copy directly to a google spreadsheet). Check out Eric's post about the beta. At this time it is in closed Beta, hopefully soon released to all. In the spirit of full disclosure, I am one of the closed beta testers.
Patrick
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Friday, November 20, 2009
Thursday, November 19, 2009
Academic Skill Builders
Twitter strikes again in today's post! Academic Skill Builders is a great site for practicing all sorts of skills. Most of the games are multi-player and are easy to play! You can play against random people, or you can set up a private game for students to play against each other in a safe setting. There are many math skills to work on and also a good amount of language arts games! These games would be great on a SMARTboard or for use in a computer lab. Check it out today!
Patrick
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Wednesday, November 18, 2009
Time Timer
Kate at Teaching Learners with Multiple Special Needs always has great resources. This week a new app for your iPhone or iPod Touch. Many special needs classrooms use Time Timer's to show a visual representation of how much time is left.
Now there's an app for that! Check out her post about the Time Timer iPhone app. Unfortunately, it is $4.99, but I think it's worth it!
Patrick
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Now there's an app for that! Check out her post about the Time Timer iPhone app. Unfortunately, it is $4.99, but I think it's worth it!
Patrick
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