Key Information
Some key information about mobile tools accessible on the Ann Arbor campus:
- M-Library and Mobile TechnologyAn overview of our mobile device projects, resources, & services.
- U-M Mobile Apps CenterIf you're new to campus computing, start here. See "using your device" for information on security and wireless.
- Cloud Computing & Information SecurityIf you use cloud computing services to manage your data, see this page, which covers the proper use of cloud computing at U-M.
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Finding Discounted Apps
If you're an iOS user, you can use these sources to find paid apps for free.
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About This GuideThis guide supports the 2013 Enriching Scholarship "Tools for Your Mobile Research" workshop, presented by Lisa Campbell and Karen Reiman-Sendi. We hope this guide will provide you with new ideas!
About These Resources
For this presentation, we selected free resources that can help you conduct research and manage your academic work. Because mobile technology is constantly changing, we've also included sites you can use to identify new apps.
For this presentation, we selected free resources that can help you conduct research and manage your academic work. Because mobile technology is constantly changing, we've also included sites you can use to identify new apps.
Finding Reviews and Downloads
These websites can help you identify mobile-friendly web sites and apps for academic work.
- CNetUse the advanced search to find app recommendations for your device. Also includes helpful editorials like "Best Apps for Android."
- Lifehacker App DirectoryThis online directory is updated regularly for "best" applications for Windows, Mac, and Linux computers as well as Android smartphones and iPhones.
- Macworld App GuideReviews of apps from Macworld magazine.
- AppoliciousAn Android mobile app discovery service, with review input by interested users.
- ProfHackerA Chronicle of Higher Education blog that often reviews apps.
- Times Topics: Mobile ApplicationsA collection of mobile app coverage from the New York Times.
- AppAdvice
- Apps for iPhoneFeatured iPhone apps from iTunes.
- Apps for iPadFeatured iPad apps from iTunes.
- Google PlayFormerly known as the Android Market.
- Amazon Appstore for Android
Library Contact
 Lisa Campbell Contact Info The University of Michigan 209 Hatcher Graduate Library N. 913 S. University Ann Arbor, MI 48109-1190 Send Email |
Library Contact
 Karen Reiman-Sendi       Contact Info The University of Michigan 208-A Hatcher Graduate Library North 913 S. University Ann Arbor, MI 48109-1190 Send Email Subjects: basic reference, web searching, zotero, rss, google, firefox, social sciences, humanities, technology |
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