TUAW's Daily App: inClass

With all of the great games that have come out this week, you probably have enough to play already, so let's spotlight an app that can actually help you get some work done. inClass is just such an app. Now's probably not the best time to talk about it, as we spin down towards finals and holiday break in school. However, if you make a note of this one, maybe install it on that new iPad you get over the holidays, then bring it back to class with you in January, it might help your grades jump up a bit. inClass is a free app that lets you deal with all kinds of schoolwork, from taking notes in class and sharing files around to tracking class schedules and test taking.
inClass was just updated to add some features for high resolution photos and notifications, and the authors of the app are listening closely to feedback and adjusting it as needed. inClass is free with ads for both iPhone and iPad, and getting rid of the ads costs just US$2.99. Again, taking and tracking notes is probably the last thing you want to think about right now as most students head into finals, but don't forget, even as all of these games come out, just how useful an iOS device can be in the classroom, too.
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Source: http://www.inclassapp.com/
With all of the great games that have come out this week, you probably have enough to play already, so let's spotlight an app that can...
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Nay, iStudiez is far better looking and more feature as well. What I like most is that they show everything on one screen, very elegant. But maybe it is a matter of taste for everyone.
December 19 2010 at 11:05 AM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down ReplyI saw it was free and its a great app! I don't mind the ads because they are cool too but I have to say that I have been using this for a semester now and it has been really useful. 5 stars for it and of course I use it on my iPad too. There should be more free apps that support education like this one
December 10 2010 at 4:21 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down ReplyI just downloaded this one over the break for my iPad, and I love it. Between being able to record the lesson and take notes at the same time, and my friend taking pictures, I don't use a notebook anymore. I only wish it had a drawing mode or something.
December 10 2010 at 4:18 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down ReplyC'mon Tuaw. Do a search for "notes" and the very first app that comes up is Audiotorium Notes for iPad which is designed for note taking in classes. Where's the review on that? :P
I use iStudiezPro to manage my academic college life. These types of apps are great and cost far less than a real planner.
December 10 2010 at 11:08 AM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down ReplyWas this a review or some advertisement? The article just says what the apps's feature list is and how much it costs.
December 10 2010 at 10:00 AM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down ReplyI dare a modern day high school student to take out their iPhone in the middle of class (even if they're legitimately using this app), and tell the teacher they're taking notes. I'd be floored if they believed them.
December 10 2010 at 9:14 AM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down ReplyI actually use iHomework over this app. It has a more professional feel, does more things for you and the developer has been terrific about responding to issues.
Everyone is going to like different things however and this app looks good as well.
I tried a couple of them but I am definitively sticking to inclass. As a college student this app really helps with notes and assignments.
and I LOVE the looks of it
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