60 free apps in 60 minutes

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The best things in life are free, right? Well, some of them are. Here are 60 free apps for educators using iPads in the classroom.

Education Technology Business

60 FREE Apps in
60 Minutes...or less!
By Jonathan Wylie
twitter: @jonathanwylie
email: jwylie@gwaea.org
web: www.jonathanwylie.com

6. InfuseLearning.com
http://goo.gl/gsLJA

15. Sketchbook Express
http://goo.gl/lMxrI

21. MyScript Calculator
http://goo.gl/4kScX

23. Pixlr Express Plus
http://goo.gl/nmzXG

26. Endless Alphabet
http://goo.gl/Z6tWL

37. Guardian EyeWitness
http://goo.gl/OvX5i

39. Essential Skeleton
http://goo.gl/1xqPG

42. Sphere (aka TourWrist)
http://goo.gl/9cTx0

53. Sight Words List
http://goo.gl/FzaIo

56. Bill Atkinson Photocard
http://goo.gl/Wss36

59. Stage Interactive...
http://goo.gl/q2FHk

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