TinyTap - About

TinyTap is a platform that lets anyone learn and have fun by making their own learning apps and playing thousands of apps created by a worldwide community. With simple, interactive tools like Q&A, readings, soundboards, puzzles and more, TinyTap enables anyone, from a toddler to a grandparent, to create beautiful games to teach and learn anything. We believe in personalized education. We believe that anyone can teach and learn anything if given the tools to do so in a way that addresses their specific needs, which is why we built TinyTap. We also believe that there is no better way to learn than by teaching - which is why we created the TinyTap Market. The TinyTap Market is an online community of millions of kids, teachers and parents that create and share their fun educational games everyday. Want to see who’s behind the scenes? If you’ve created a really amazing game, we want to know about it! Kids Parents Teachers Special Needs Book Authors Organizations Brands Games Puzzles Quizes E-Books

abc PocketPhonics Lite 5 Useful iPad Apps For ESL Students Getting the hang of a new language is tough. As someone attempting to re-learn French, I can say this without absolute certainty. Lucky for students like myself, technology is a huge help. When you’re talking about language learning here in the U.S., you’re talking about ESL most of the time. WordBook XL – English Dictionary & Thesaurus for iPad – This one is by far one of the most elaborate apps for iPad available. Sentence Builder for iPad – One of the most popular ESL iPad apps available, Sentence Builder is best for younger students (elementary school, mostly) who want to be challenged with grammar and vocabulary. Intro to Letters – Another useful one for younger students, Intro to Letters is probably the simplest but effective methods of learning English. Hello-Hello English – This app-app is great! Have you used your iPad to learn a language?

Play School Art Maker Search Results history hunt » Anne Fox Basic assumptions Earlier in the year I was speculating about how to implement a mobile exercise using one of the many augmented reality apps that have appeared in the last couple of years. Before I could implement I wanted a smartphone so that I could experiment and this finally happened in June. Experimental group The next challenge was to find a group to experiment with. When I finally approached the school I was incredibly lucky because it just so happened that they were facing a challenge which my suggestion could help. The activity Research: So my proposal was that the younger pupils could find out more about the history of our small village by going out and noticing buildings and so on, by making use of the local history archive which is partly on the web and partly in a building housed by willing volunteers who would be prepared to find photos and other documents for the children as well as in classroom sessions. What is mobile? Initial pupil reaction Objections Timing Part 3

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