The iPad was a very popular gift this year.\u00a0 One of the more frequent questions I get now is “I just got an iPad, what apps should I get?”<\/p>\n
I want to say there are thousands of free apps so search, install, try and delete. Just go play and have fun. \u00a0I think people have trouble understanding that apps on the iPad are different then an application on a computer.\u00a0 There are not as many applications for computers there were only a few applications that dominate market share.\u00a0 Apps however are numerous this truly allows for individuals to find and use a what suits there needs.<\/p>\n
In a school most computers have the same image, my guess is you would not find 2 ipads with identical apps. So where do you start to explore apps if you are not ready for the overwhelming choice of the the App store?<\/p>\n
I would suggest AppStart<\/a> it contains a user friendly guide to the iPad with app suggestions.\u00a0\u00a0Apple has comprised a getting started list for apps for education<\/a> as well as suggestions for initial exploration for productivity<\/a>. Go explore have fun and find what works for you.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" The iPad was a very popular gift this year.\u00a0 One of the more frequent questions I get now is “I just got an iPad, what apps should I get?” I want to say there are thousands of free apps so search, install, try and delete. Just go play and have fun. \u00a0I think people have trouble understanding that apps on the iPad are different then an application on a computer.\u00a0 There are not as many applications for computers there were…<\/p>\n