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This document outlines computing and iPad resources and apps that can be used across the curriculum, including Purple Mash, Barefoot Computing, and Scratch for computing lessons, and Prezi, Popplet, Powtoon, Padlet, and Answer Garden for presentations, lesson resources, sharing ideas, and writing. It also lists interventions apps for literacy and math and provides links to websites for further information.
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