Did you know that your mobile phone can be the best tool for education? If you have an Android-powered device, it is even simpler for you to find and set up the learning applications. Mindlessly scrolling through news and Facebook or Twitter feeds might also be part of the learning process. After all, people tend to share things that can expand one’s view. Many users of social networks share valuable knowledge and skills (e.g., how to earn money or which major to choose).
As The Journal reports, 73% of teachers said their students use tablets or mobile phones every day. It makes them irritated as not all tutors see the benefits of technologies. Prove it to them by showing off some of these apps.
eduDroid
This application offers plenty of modules but it is only compatible with Android. The primary purpose of the tool is to offer games and quizzes that help to study; Also, the developers have inserted some useful resources. The app is recommended to engage the kids in KS1 and KS2 education., although secondary school pupils will also find challenges exciting.
As for the list of features and benefits, users will enjoy:
⦁ Playing cards
⦁ Clock
⦁ Word searches
⦁ Writing skills
⦁ Phonics
⦁ Spelling,
⦁ Flashcards
⦁ eBooks
⦁ Quizzes
⦁ Math problems
⦁ Precision teaching
⦁ Money counting, etc.
We can call it an all-in-one tool. It is simple to install and use.
YouTube
The service offers the fastest search for videos online. One does not have to wait for a chosen video to load for a while – YouTube is pretty quick. There is no need to download anything for hours if you need to see the video urgently. It is possible to find how-to guides on writing any type of academic essay and get quality online assignment help. Experts recommend setting up only the official YouTube for Android if you use one of the corresponding devices. Except for the assistance with the school and college subjects, it is possible to become a DJ, copywriter, fashion designer, web developer, or even learn judo. It is simple to share videos with peers and basically everyone on the web. Some videos can be marked as “Favorites” to find them whenever you need them without a problem.
TED
During the conferences and lectures of famous people, they usually forbid to record the speech of the speaker. Thus, it might be a challenge (or impossible) to find the speech or presentation offered by one of the field experts. Say, you want to hear from Mark Zuckerberg or Bill Gates. It makes sense that their speeches may cost money, especially if they share some valuable secrets of success. Welcome, TED – your best solution! The application is full of speeches and tips from the world’s distinguished experts in different areas: education radicals, technical geniuses, gurus of writing, medical mavericks, top entrepreneurs, and more.
Plague Inc.
Now, when the world is fighting COVID-19, this game makes more sense than ever. Originally a PC game, the app is excellently reproduced by the developers. The idea is to try to infect the entire planet with a single virus. It may remind one of the current situations. While playing, the users will understand how serious the problem is and get the idea of how different threatening viruses are spread as well as how to prevent them. This app is an exclusive combination of strategy and realistic simulation that will make you shake in your boots.
Kindle
Google Drive
Finally, we are at the age when 96% of teachers agree that digital devices have a positive impact on education. It is the right time to start using these or other educational apps based on your learning goals and needs!
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