This post will look at drawing apps. While some of the painting apps will allow you to draw as well as paint, the apps below are mainly designed for drawing. Some will also include tools for vector based drawing as… Continue Reading
There are a number of painting apps of various skill levels available for the iPad/iPhone. Your own personal level of painting skills and how you plan to use your iPad as part of your creative process will be a deciding… Continue Reading
Mind mapping tools can help you crate a diagram of visual outline information (also known as concept maps). You can use them to brainstorm your ideas by organizing your thoughts and ideas while creating a map of the topics main… Continue Reading
There many note taking apps out there that, with the right video connector and projector, allow you to write and and project your notes to the class. See the Handwriting Apps post for more info on some of those. There… Continue Reading
Snapguide allows you to create step-by-step instruction guides with photos. These can be viewed on the snapguide website, Twitter, Facebook and shared with the world or sent via e-mail. Check out the guides people like you have already created on… Continue Reading
Looking for a way to use Adobe Connect on your iPad or iPhone? This is what you’re looking for. Connect is a free app made by Adobe. Adobe Connect customers can host, attend, present, and completely drive collaboration in Adobe®… Continue Reading
Need to get your iPad or iPhone screen to display on your Mac or PC and project to a big screen? Reflector can help you out with just that. You install the app on your laptop or desktop computer, then… Continue Reading
Pages is one of the three iWork apps that are Apple’s version of MS Office. It is for creating text document in addition to highly polished page layout creation app. Files can be imported and exported to and from Word… Continue Reading