iLearn Technology

JANUARY 4, 2017

As students look through their iPhone/iPad/Android’s camera in the Aurasma app, all of that vocabulary would pop up as others explored the room. Tips: Learners can create augmented reality experiences from the Aurasma website, but to actually view the augmented reality, an iPhone/iPad/Android device with the Aurasma app is needed.

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iLearn Technology

MAY 4, 2015

Tips: Monster Math is available for the iPhone and iPad. Teachers get reporting on where students are doing well, what skills they are struggling with, and what skills haven’t been started yet. There is a free version and a $2.99 paid version of the app.

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iLearn Technology

FEBRUARY 23, 2017

What it is: Photomath is an app available on the App Store and Google Play. With Photomath , students can scan a math problem and learn how to solve it with step by step instructions and an answer.

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MindShift

JULY 29, 2015

It works only on iPhones, but is free. Layar : Another augmented reality tool, several elementary school teachers found it worked better for little kids than Aurasma, which requires individual accounts that can get complicated with young learners. Compatible with iPhones and iPads, this app is free. The basic version is free.

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