http://fotoflexer.com/
I personally enjoyed this site. I spent a lot of time checking out everything that you could do with a photo and even created an account. I liked that you could add stickers and animations and also distort the picture. I edited a few of my own pictures and saved them. I would recomment this for teachers to use and also for students. Not something they would use on a daily basis, but maybe for special projects....upload a family pic or someone that they idolize. Students could create pictures that they use to put on wiki if they are doing a project. I think this program allows students to use their creativity and I think they would enjoy that.
http://www.thinkfree.com/main.jsp
"ThinkFree Mobile allows the viewing, editing , and sharing of documents, anywhere." This I like a lot. I cannot open documents up on my phone so this would help me out tremendously! I am an itinerant so I travel from school to school all day long. I don't have time to run to my office between schools, so this application would save me some time. I haven't put this app on my phone yet, but so far reading about it I would recomment it. It allows you to open documents for free, but you have to pay ($8.70) for the app that supports editing. ThinkFree Mobile Print ($14.99) is also something that I would be interested in. It allows you to print pictures, documents and web pages from your phone. There are some mixed reviews for the Mobile Print. Some gave it 5 stars, some 1.....so may have to do a little more investigating before I decide to put it on my phone. Definitely worth looking into if you're a teacher on the go. Especially if you are one of those teachers who works even after the work day is over....that's probably all of us.
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