Examples of apps we can use in the classroom.

1. APPS FOR THE
CLASSROOM
MARY HARRIS & Cody Banning

2. TIME DURATION APP
• A game for learning about time
• When a student have an incorrect answer
supports the user by providing in-depth
instructions that work through the example.
• You can monitor their child’s progress
including levels, total attempts and number of
correct answers
• The app includes progressive multiple levels,
excellent graphics and in-app support

3. ABOUT SECOND GRADE LEARNING GAMES APP
• It has 18 fun and educational games to help
your child learn 2nd Grade lessons
• Teach Second Grade lessons like money,
punctuation, STEM, science, spelling, and
suffixes.
• .And with helpful voice narration, it helps
each student to learn and play at the same
time
• students are motivated to use the app and
select it to use often

4. KIDS ACADEMY APP
• Hand-picked activities for each school grade
• It has all the subjects
• Weekly performance reports on acquired skills, so
you can see their progress
• learning app to increase knowledge gained in school
• Just 30 minutes a day is all it takes to stay on top of
the program

5. SHOWME APP
• It is an interactive whiteboard app is an application
that allows teachers and students of any age to create
presentations.
• it is a tool with great potential for both teaching and
learning.
• It also it have a voice over feature to explain your
thoughts as you present and draw

6. EPIC! APP
• It is a reading app that has a diverse, huge, searchable
library of kids' books, videos.
• It allows teachers, parents or kids to set their own
preferences for the types books they like to read, topic
interests, and age level.
• Kids can search books by subject, genre, and age, and
some are audio or read-to-me versions where kids can
follow along with highlighted words.
• Students are motivated to use the app and select it to
use often

7. Sawyer
• Built by and for children’s activity providers.
• Allows for online scheduling and classroom
management.
• Allows for teachers to set up online payments for
fundraising, supplies and other needs.
• Monitors activity on a daily, weekly and monthly basis.

8. Gradelink
• Both teacher and student/parent versions.
• Bright and clean, easy to read interface.
• Grading, lesson planning, standards and report cards
in one seamless interface.
• Seamless standards tracking, training and 24/7 support
for teachers at no extra cost.

9. Travitor
• Easy creating and assigning of courses.
• Access to 200+ pre-created courses.
• Aggregates content from other apps, making that
content searchable within the app.
• Created for workforce learning at the corporate
level, but easily integrated into the secondary and
college classrooms, as well.

10. Alma
• Review Pick of the Shelf from multiple library locations.
• Filter book lists by request date, location and where
they need to go back in the library.
• Scan media for quick reshelving.
• Track items that are left lying on tables and how/if they
were used.
• Scan with smart phone or proprietary hand-held
scanners

11. Edsby
• Creates a total-school community for teachers,
administration and parents.
• Aggregates and administrates social media platforms
for a school in one seamless app.
• Cloud based for less local clutter on school servers.
• Full data aggregation and analytics suite.
• Compatible with desktops, smartphones and tablets
and most operating systems.

12. Sources
• Google, T. (n.d.). Android apps on Google Play.
Google. Retrieved October 18, 2021, from
https://play.google.com/store/apps.