20 aplicativos populares, interessantes para bibliotecários, de referência, notícias e educação, e-books, ferramentas de produtividade e ferramentas n
Autor: Vanildo Pereira Pontes | Publicado: 2011-12-01T15:12:00-08:00

1.) FlipboardCost: FreeBrowse  through your news and social media feeds such as Twitter and Facebook  in a stunning magazine-style layout. This beautiful app lets you  aggregate news, photos, videos, and updates your friends are sharing on  Facebook, Twitter, Google Reader, LinkedIn, Flickr, and Instagram.    2.) NPRCost: FreeView  NPRâ€™s content in a magazine style, similar to Flipboard. All of the  features of the iPhone app are available including playlist, hourly  newscasts,station finder, and sharing.   3.) New York TimesCost: FreeRead  the New York Times on your iPad through this app which offers enhanced  material including vertical swiping between sections to help you more  easily scan headlines and more content with blogs, videos and slide  shows.   4.) USA TodayCost: FreeUSA Today also offers a virtual newspaper view of their content.   Reference &amp; Education 5.) EasyBib Cost: FreeScan  any bookâ€™s barcode or manually type in the title to create MLA, APA,  and Chicago style citations instantly. EasyBib also lets you manage your  works cited and email citations to yourself. You can also export your  citations to EasyBib.comâ€™s bibliography management service.   6.) WikipanionCost: FreeAccess  a beautiful view of Wikipediaâ€™s content through the Wikipanion app.  This app displays a table of contents to the left of each entry,  multiple search methods, bookmarking capabilities, and viewing history  by date.   7.) The Elements: A Visual ExplorationCost: $13.99This  absolutely stunning app has presents ach element in the periodic table  in a rotating, 3D animated view. Users can click into each element to  view more detailed info including live statistics from Wolfram Alpha.   8.) Wolfram AlphaCost: $2.99Access the computational knowledge engine via the iPad through this easy-to-use app which allows Facebook sharing of results.   9.) Star WalkCost: $4.99This  amazing augmented reality application allows users to hold up their  iPads towards the sky and move it around while it displays information  about exactly what what stars, constellations, and satellites you are  looking at in real-time. You can also see what the sky looked like at  any point in the pastâ€¦or in the future as well.   10.) TEDCost: FreeAccess  over 900 TEDTalk videos from some of the worldâ€™s most fascinating  people: education radicals, tech geniuses, medical mavericks, business  gurus and music legends. Bookmark or download your favorite TEDTalk for  playback anywhere.   11.) IMDBCost: FreeAccess  info about over 2 million movie and TV titles, as well as over 4  million celebrities, actors, actresses, directors and crew members with  this stunning iPad app.   e-Book Readers 12.) KindleCost: FreeAccess over 1,000,000* books in the Amazon Kindle Store plus over 100 newspapers and magazines with the Kindle for iPad app.   13.) iBooksCost: FreeDownload  and read eBooks from Appleâ€™s iBookstore and view all your titles on a  beautiful bookshelf. Books and pdfs can be organized into Collections.  Features such as highlighting, bookmarking, and note taking are all  available.   Productivity Tools 14.) WordPressCost: FreeIf  you have a WordPress blog, you can easily blog right from your iPad  with this free app. Create or edit posts and pages, and add images or  videos with this handy application.   15.) iWorkCost: $9.99 per appThe iWork productivity suite from Apple is now available for the iPad. Users can download each of the apps Keynote, Pages and Numbers for $9.99 each in order to create stunning presentations, documents, and spreadsheets.   16.) DropboxCost: FreeStore  and share all your files in the cloud with the Dropbox iPad app. Upload  photos, docs, videos, and other file types for convenient online access  wherever you are. Dropbox will sync your files with all your devices.   17.) EvernoteCost: FreeCreate  text, photo and audio notes that will Auto-synchronize your Mac, PC,  and the Web. All notes include geo-location information for mapping and  search.   18.) iThoughtsHDCost: $9.99This  is a beautiful and feature-rich mind mapping tool for the iPad. Easily  create brainstorming, concept, and project planning maps that can be  exported to popular desktop applications and synced with Dropbox and  Box.net.   Social Tools 19.) TwitterificCost: FreeThis  beautiful, award-winning Twitter client is easy to use and chock full  of features. Read and compose tweets, search Twitter.com, filter message  types and much more.   20.) HootsuiteCost: FreeHootSuite  will let you post status updates/tweets to social networks like  Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, and Foursquare at the same time. You can  also schedule updates to post at future times, track statistics, and  monitor keywords, #hashtags, and lists.       FONTE: http://oedb.org/blogs/ilibrarian/2011/20-ipad-apps-librarians-should-download-part-1/   Bye,   Cássia Alencar