This video is just one example of how to use the ClassDojo app.

ClassDojo makes it easy to keep students alert and on-task, improve student behavior and engagement by awarding and recording real-time feedback.

Print or email beautiful behavior reports to easily engage parents and staff. Save time by recording behaviors and accomplishments right in class, with just one click:

​NO extra data entry required.

A recent post from EdShelf.com stated the following:

​"Class Dojo has been phenomenal for the At-Risk students and their parents. I utilized this as a reward system for good behavior, related to work ethic, responsibility, respect, attendance and self-reflection. The main strengths are the ease of use and cost (FREE!) I do not know of any weaknesses as of yet. I have customized it, by creating certain behaviors I am wanting the students in y room to exhibit and/or not exhibit. I will reward positive or negative points to them based upon their behaviors daily. I also communicate with teachers and parents this way utilizing the class story and messaging features.
I would highly recommend this and there are multiple teachers in our school that use this! It is very helpful in terms of keeping the at-risk middle school students on the right track."

EasyBib is an automatic bibliography composer. When you have sources you need to cite properly for your research paper, EasyBib will help you format your sources quickly and accurately. Millions of students a month use EasyBib to cite sources for their papers.
EasyBib is a service of ImagineEasy Solutions, a tiny company that makes big products.

However, one user wrote the following warning about using EasyBib.  "If you use the "Website" option and enter a URL, EasyBib will never give a correct entry for an article in an online newspaper or magazine, and it will only give a correct entry for another webpage if whoever published the website coded it correctly, using the work's actual title as the HTML title (and that doesn't even get into other details, like the publication date). In short, though I know it's tempting to do the easy thing and just plug in the web address, it's just not gonna work, and you're better off just doing it by hand."

Great app, but be careful when recommending its' use to your students.

You’re The Puppeteer.  Here’s how Shadow Puppet Works:

1. Pick a set of photos from any album on your device.
2. Drag-and-drop to reorder them, and crop them so they look right.
3. Record your audio voice-over providing the story behind the photos.
4. Tap and zoom to highlight points of interest as you go through pics.
5. Text, email, tweet, or Facebook your Shadow Puppet narrated slide show’s permalink.
6. Friends and followers can watch your Shadow Puppet even if they don’t have the app.

For more information, read a full review at http://techcrunch.com/2013/09/18/shadow-puppet-app/

Thank you to Doug M. for your suggestion.  Please keep them coming!