Tablet User Group meeting – Apps

Posted on: May 3, 2012 | By: Dan Reis | Filed under: Tech Tips

iPhone apps imageHere are the apps discussed at the May meeting of the Tablet User Group. The apps are listed in no particular order. Also below is a very brief summary of other issues the group discussed. If anything was left out, please add it in the comments.

Apps mentioned

iAnnotate PDF – markup PDFs, record voice comments, insert pictures, organize PDFs in folders: iAnnotate PDF iOS | iAnnotate PDF Android
myBanquet – design banquet layout, guest list and seating assignments: myBanquet iOS
ReaddleDocs – document viewer: ReaddleDocs iOS
Google Drive – document storage in the cloud, syncs with Google Docs: Google Drive Android
Dropbox – document storage in the cloud: Dropbox iOS | Dropbox Android
Sugarsync – document storage in the cloud: Sugarsync iOS | Sugarsync Android
Pocket – save web articles to read later: Pocket iOS | Pocket Android
Inkling – interactive textbooks: Inkling iOS
Google Moderator – allows participates to recommend and vote on ideas: Web application
Sliderocket Player – playback Sliderocket presentations: Sliderocket Player iOS
OnLive Desktop – a version of Windows 7 including the Microsoft Office applications (Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, Excel) on your iOS or Android device: desktop.onlive.com
Log me in: Access the files and programs on your computer from your table: Log me in iOS | Log me in Android
Kindle – ebook reader: Kindle iOS | Kindle Android

Issues discussed

How do you attach a document to an email in iOS?

  • The solution discussed was to start with the document first, then create an email from the document.

How do you cite an etextbook that doesn’t have page numbers?

  • This APA Style blog post suggested creating citations like you would for the Bible or Shakespeare by referencing the chapter, section and paragraph number.

Image by Flickr user Daniel Y. Go / Creative Commons licensed BY-NC 2.0

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