I'm a little bit busy this week to write a full post so I have decided to do a repost instead. It would have been difficult for me to write anyway after dropping my ipad a month ago damaging it beyond repair and facilitating a wholesale switch to android so here is an excellent post from Richard Byrne at ipad apps 4 schools.
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