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If you try any of these apps with your students, please enter the details in the relevant curriculum pages of this wiki. How did you use the app? What did the students learn? What worked well? What didn't work so well? Do you have any tips for your colleagues? Please add to these lists. Please also see the EXTERNAL LINKS for ideas about apps.After you have tried them in your classroom please share your successes in the curriculum pages.


 * Apps for teaching letters and sounds
 * Apps for audio and screen recording
 * Apps for storytelling
 * Apps for teaching and learning words
 * Mind mapping
 * Interactive e-books
 * Note taking and pdf readers
 * Apps for writing and grammar
 * Apps for teaching and learning visual literacy
 * Apps for students with literacy difficulties
 * Augmented reality apps
 * Apps for comprehension
 * Apps for generic instructional purposes
 * Researching
 * Useful utilities for storage, etc ...

Link to Victorian Department for Education (iPads in Education) apps for teaching English

Jan Clarke's list of great apps - across the curriculum ==