TED Air was one of the first apps I mentioned in this blog as TED Talks are often so informative and inspiring. TED has come out with their own app and I just thought it would be worth mentioning. I like TED Air and I find it does all I need, but I feel it… Continue reading TED
If you have any students taking Computer Science you know they are very excited about creating apps. I do not profess to be a programmer so I can’t test this app as well as I would like but it does seem from the reviews that you can create, compile and run your code app, AIDE –… Continue reading AIDE – Android Java IDE
Painless GRE is a very clean, simple app with over 547 words. The home screen has 5 icons representing the following subjects: New session, Word Cards, Tutorial, Word List and Settings. The New Session lists 10 defined words to review their meanings and examples of use. Then it proceeds to a timed multiple choice quiz. … Continue reading Painless GRE
Chemistry Helper is a nice, simple reference app. The menu includes the following topics: a periodic table with links to wikipedia, a tool to calculate molecular masses of compounds, a table of polyatomic ions, constants, solubility rules, tools for calculating molarity and volume of solutions, tools for converting between units commonly used in chemistry, a… Continue reading Chemistry Helper
A+ Academic Apps for Androids 