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1. Educreations: This is one of the best apps for teachers that let them to create new videos for teaching and learning new ideas.

Prodigy Game: Teachers handling mathematics subject for grades 1 to 8 can access this awesome app for absolutely free of cost.

You can make use of over 1,200 crucial math skills to make the subject easy for students.

Nearpod: This is one of the best apps for teachers to create an engaging learning experience for students and improve their interest for learning.

The app provides an integrated solution of interactive presentations, real-time assessment tools and collaboration.

Mindmeister: You can use this app to easily handle group projects in classroom.

The features of the app supports easy mapping out of the relationships between ideas when setting up a project in a group.

With support for quick visualization and development of project outlines, planning and executing of complex projects are a lot easy than ever before.

5. ClassDojo: You can utilize the possibilities of this app to engage with students and parents through multiple means.

This safe and simple communication app allows free sign up and you can build up a friendly classroom community within no time.

Designers have used Photoshop to mock up their prototypes for ages, but it’s hardly a tool that was built for the job. Now, they finally have their own app–thanks to the launch of Adobe Experience Design CC (XD).

An all-in-one digital platform built atop Adobe Creative Cloud, Adobe Experience Design CC was built from the ground up to give designers the tools they need to design, prototype, and test their websites and apps.

This smart alarm app is available for both the iPhone and android devices. You place your phone under your pillow and set a time to wake up.

How will virtual reality change the way creatives work, and the tools they use to bring their designs to life? Look no further than Google’s Tilt Brush for the answer. The app allows users to paint in 3D virtual space with a near-infinite palette of brushes and colors, including simulated materials such as fire and snow. As Co.Design‘s Mark Wilson put it, “It’s like Microsoft Paint for the year 2020.”

have never been a fan of storing files on the cloud because I absolutely hate it when it syncs everything across all my devices. I don’t mind my computer being cluttered but I want my phone to have as few files as possible, and contain absolutely as little files as possible related to work.

I have not personally used this app so I can’t offer my comment on whether it works well, but I found it to be very intriguing. According to the website, it is the ‘world’s first neural network keyboard’.

Airbnb’s app serves a similar function to a hotel’s front desk staff, so it’s got to set just the right tone. As part of its new app experience, Airbnb simplified its interface, introduced new filters, and created a whole new search algorithm that better matches users with places to stay, according to their preferences.

Created for the environmental wellness startup Bitfinder, Awair is a smart indoor air quality monitor that keeps track of the air you breathe where you live. Think you smell gas? Awair can tell you if you’re just imagining it or not–as well as keep track of your home’s temperature, humidity, dust levels, and other contaminants.

Designed by an architect-turned-game developer and inspired by The Whole Earth Catalog, Block’hood is a construction game, somewhere between Minecraft and SimCity in feel, where the goal is to build sustainable communities. By doing so, the creators of Block’hood hope to inspire a whole new generation of urban planners, as well as give them the skills they need to design the cities of the 21st century.

Mobile ads aren’t much more than an annoyance to most users. But the company Button thinks they can make them a lot more useful. Button’s software development kit allows developers to integrate actionable software buttons into other developers’ apps; for example, a music app could contain a Button that sends you to the Ticketmaster app.

Banking websites are notoriously poorly designed, so for its new app, Capital One wanted to create a streamlined experience that allowed customers to manage their finances as easily as they might order a Lyft or book a reservation on OpenTable

I have not personally used this app so I can’t offer my comment on whether it works well, but I found it to be very intriguing. According to the website, it is the ‘world’s first neural network keyboard’.

The redesigned app united all of Capital One’s products, including credit cards, auto and home loans, and banking, into a single experience, driven by Apple’s TouchID. It even includes smart geolocation features, allowing users to easily find their local ATMs or branch locations, without entering any information.

I have not personally used this app so I can’t offer my comment on whether it works well, but I found it to be very intriguing. According to the website, it is the ‘world’s first neural network keyboard’.