Ron, if you review this app, I am sure you will absolutely love it. I cannot believe it's free, either. I love Educreations. It is so flexible and has many possible applications, not just for screen casting lessons in an online or virtual course. While there are a few things it'd be nice for the developer to add, it is FREE, with no in-app purchases or ads. I posted a rudimentary review of it by actually using the app (it was just my second try using it, so I was still learning how to operate it as I went.) Check out my demo/review at http://www.educreations.com/lesson/view/app-review-educreations/647310/

I love Educreations. It is so flexible and has many possible applications, not just for screen casting lessons in an online or virtual course. While there are a few things it'd be nice for the developer to add, it is FREE, with no in-app purchases or ads. I posted a rudimentary review of it by actually using the app (it was just my second try using it, so I was still learning how to operate it as I went.) Check out my demo/review at http://www.educreations.com/lesson/view/app-review-educreations/647310/

I am friends with our school district's Assistive Technology Director, and she is also an SLP. I would love to win one of these codes so that I could give it to her and help children from all over the area who are working on articulation. We are rolling out iPads in place of classroom laptops/desktops or a stand alone computer lab for grades K - 6, so the iPads would be readily available to run this app. The app sounds very comprehensive in its approach to artic!

@ Bill Kirk: If you go back and read the original announcement from October, you will see that AT&T is also providing free charging stations for any cell phone, not just for their subscribers.