[aurays]

Any recommendations on a good android app to get fully organized in the classroom? Free or at a reasonable price.

Thank you!

[sidewalker]

I use google drive (including the android app) for organising everything. I use it for keeping track of classes, creating shared documents for homework, and keeping a repository of useful pdfs. I burn coursebook cds and keep them on the drive and create power point presentations. I even create my invoices using the spreadsheet. In my opinion it is an essential tool for a modern teacher.

[aurays]

Hi sidewalker, thanks a lot for the tip

[lolliapp52]

Hi everyone,


I graduated from Boston College in 2015 with a computer science degree, and have been coding for Android for nearly 5 years. I thought it was time that I gave back to the community, so I developed an app to help students with listening practice. Whether you are a student or a teacher, I believe that what I have created can be a useful learning tool. The app is and always will be free with continuous updates to include more content. The app has many more features than just listening.

The following are a list of features:
1. Audio playback based multiple choice sentence selection quiz
2. Listening practice organized by lessons with looped playback of individual sentences and whole lessons
3. Recording functionality paired with sending via email
4. Audio and text exporting (because I want the content to be available to anyone and everyone!)
5. Attribution to lesson contributors (a bio page for anyone who has recorded 20 sentences for a lesson)

If you have sentences that you want to include to help you teach or learn, let me know via email . If you want to become a contributor, email me just the same .

Without further ado, here's the link:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/d...p.englishdemo4


Sincerely,
Richard

LolliApp | (02) 393 - 1289
lolliapp | lolliapp52@gmail.com
72-4, Ehwayeodae-gil, Seodaemun-gu, Seoul