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Use a qr code treasure hunt along with a pedometer so they can draw a distance time graph of their adventure

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Aurasma can be used for describing different parts of a process. For example, hover over different organs of the digestive system and up pops a video of a kid describing its function etc.

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For the NASA AR app, you can enlarge the trigger image to get a bigger and bigger virtual space craft just by enlarging it on a photocopier.

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I like:

Exoplanet (for zooming through space)

Spector Pro to compare the frequency profiles of different sounds and notes produced in different ways (string, pipe, voice)

Sensor kinetic pro for measuring and plotting from the iPads various sensors.

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A2 students to share ideas/teach AS students

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Fun science app, videos, demos and advice..

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Science 360 is a huge bank of small clips, on current topics. Really interesting and fun to play with for the kids

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Tracker is free PC software for analysing video files. Simple, small and intuitive. And don't forget, free!

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I'm going to start using bit.ly when using qr codes to link to online content, so I can see how often they're being used.

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I use qr codes to link worksheets to YouTube videos.

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Use puppet app to create animated explanations of practical work, using photos of equipment

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With Aurasma you could tag different parts of the classroom with different video descriptions e.g. An explanation of moments attached to the door. Biogs of different scientists could be attached to their pictures around the room.

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Love socrative, so many uses

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Useful to film plasticine models in teaching

Pressure.

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I like the idea of video trailers to introduce practical a, and integrating literacy too.

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I like class dojo for tracking pupil progress and behaviour, also the Blooms app for planning :)

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Dropbox is brilliant - I often use my phone as a portable visualiser by taking a photo of students' work, uploading instantly to Dropbox and displaying it on the IWB. All in about 5 seconds.

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All of these apps are about consuming

what about manipulation?

They do not teach children to code

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Best note taking app I've tried is Notability.

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although sadly, the vernier app is not on android, seemingly...

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I recommend iThoughts. It is the best app for mindmapping.

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I already downloaded the socrative app

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Totally agree! Thanks for showing me the app! Loved it and will certainly try it :-)

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Keywords English is a great vocabulary app to support the language and literacy needs of all students.

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Loved Socrative!

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I thought the Socrative was very interactive and would engage the students. They could also create quizzes for each other.

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Will definitely use SOCRATIVE as it seems like an engaging assessment tool. It is useful that it can be used on anything with a browser

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Good a regular updated science in audio and video format

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Sgenerator lite will produce a single note at a pitch of your choice

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Great app that lets you track an object's movement and

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Good varied apps to use in teaching

Various lessons

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Best mind mapping app for me, but lots to choose from

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For synching notes on multiple devices

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I will definitely try the Socrative app.

I often use an app called poplet for mind mapping this is great for revision.

I also use I can animate app a lot as well this is great for modelling. I use this so students can create their own animations .

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QR coding

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Particle zoo for as physics.shame it's not on android, et

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Not exciting but a very powerful tool for organising, annotating and distributing documents, very useful on courses