Collaboration  by janstearns

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janstearns says: These apps allow learners to collaborate in various ways.
janstearns's picks
  1. iBrainstorm
    iBrainstorm Allows up to 4 connected devices to collaborate on brainstorming activities, including mind maps.
  2. Doodle Buddy - Paint, Draw, Scribble, Sketch - It's Addictive!
    Doodle Buddy - Paint, Draw, Scribble, Sketch - It's Addictive! This app allows 2 users to sketch together. This is only available on the iPhone/iPodTouch/iPad version, not the iPad version. Both versions are free.
  3. Popplet
    Popplet This paid app lets you collaborate and brainstorm with another popplet user in real time. You can download diagrams that you have created on the web to share and collaborate. I wish the free Popplet Lite version allowed for collaboration.
  4. Diigo
    Diigo This app allows you to install an applet for the Safari browser to bookmark resources. The app gives you access to all your saved bookmarks. Search for tags created by classroom groups, and this app becomes collaborative. The app is supposed to get group bookmarking in a future update.
  5. Whiteboard Lite: Collaborative Drawing
    Whiteboard Lite: Collaborative Drawing Connect with another over wifi or bluetooth to draw collaboratively. The Pro version (currently $2.99) allows for VGA projection.
  6. Dropbox
    Dropbox Using this free app, users can save their files, share them with other apps, and access the public folder on Dropbox to share public documents with others.
Discussion

sharakarasic

Sharakarasic

Thanks for this list! Would you be interested in doing a guest post on Appolicious on using apps to collaborate in the classroom? Email me at shara@appolicious.com to let me know.

Reply to comment Posted May 02, 2011

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