Office Lens is a new scanner app for your iOS device or Android device that turns your smartphone into a pocket scanner. You can turn your pictures of notes on a whiteboard or handwritten notes on a piece of paper into notes that can be edited in Microsoft Word or PowerPoint. You can also export into PDF or JPEG formats as well. This is an app that has excellent potential for students.
Showing posts with label iOS apps for teachers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label iOS apps for teachers. Show all posts
Monday, April 6, 2015
Thursday, July 3, 2014
Sunrise Calendar App: Free App for Mac, Chrome Desktop, iOS or Android Devices
Sunrise Calendar App is an excellent way to gain access to your Google Calendars across multiple platforms. Recently, Sunrise became available as a stand-alone Mac App in addition to being available for iOS devices, Android devices, and Chrome. The best thing about Sunrise right now is that it’s free. It is easy to use and simply gives you easy access to your Google calendar. You can also connect some social media accounts such as Twitter and Facebook, as well as Evernote. It’s simple interface makes it an excellent choice for a Calendar app across all your devices.
Here are some other interesting features of the Sunrise Calendar App.
Sunrise Mac App Interface
Here are some other interesting features of the Sunrise Calendar App.
- Compatible with Google Calendar, iCloud and Exchange
- Synchronizes in real time
- Quick Add Event Feature
- Reminders
- Connect to multiple Google Calendars
- Supports Mac notifications
- Offline Mode
Saturday, December 14, 2013
Quick Key Mobile Now Free: Turn Your iOS Device into a Quiz and Test Scanner
Quick Key Mobile is an iOS app for teachers that basically
turns the iOS device into a scanner for quizzes and tests. Quick Key Mobile was created by Design by
Educators, INC. (DBE), the Cambridge, MA. based company. This app first made a
splash among teachers in March of this year when a grainy YouTube video demo of
the prototype iPhone app went viral and racked over 450,000 views.The software
platform, which includes an app for iOS devices as well as a web portal, will
remain free for users to test during an initial introductory period.
In June, the company made headlines again when the
Kickstarter campaign to fund the completion of Quick KeyTM surpassed its goal
of $20,000. More than 300 people – many of them teachers – contributed between
$25 and $150 to help get the app into the Apple App Store with the promise of a
free version, despite never seeing the app work in real-life.
The company has come through on its promise to backers by
releasing a free beta version of Quick Key MobileTM on the App Store and a web
portal at www.quickkeyapp.com, inviting educators worldwide to test out the
beta version of the app. “So far, people from over twenty different countries
in North and South America, Asia, Europe, and Australia have registered on
www.quickkeyapp.com,” said Walter O. Duncan IV, Co-Founder, DBE. “We underwent
an extensive international beta test over the summer and expect out new users
to help us work out the software kinks over the following months.” For more
information on Quick Key Mobile App, check it out in the iTunes App Store here.
Also, more information from the Quick Key Web Site here.
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