Over 380 formulas divided
into seven subjects for students to browse. Students can save their favorite
formulas to their device. This would be a great reference tool!
Real-life
stories about money and how it works. Students will learn about how their peers
and others use and save money. These stories give a voice to how real people
plan for retirement, deal with debt, and choose where to live.
Split the tab with easily with Venmo. This free
app allows users to register their bank account for free and send money to
others with registered bank accounts. No one is left searching for cash or
covering the whole bill.
The Economist features the world top 100
MBA programs together in this app. Access school profiles that include
application details and program statistics. An evaluation of your top criteria
for your professional and personal goals will display a ranking based on your
needs.
Students can follow investments and stocks
with this great app and website. Times Magazine listed this website as one of
the best for 2013. Charts and graphs allow the user to learn about current
market trends for their favorite stocks on the market.
This app contains up to date stock information and financial news. It
is great for following the stock market and learning about business
trends. Users can customize the app to track individual stocks.
Students can write
mathematical problems directly onto the device. The device will match up the
symbols and numbers with the calculator database. Students will not have to
search for complicated keys and can instead enter in the problems in the given
form.
The 3D animated step will have your students tying
neckties in NO time! Each step is easy to follow and with visual and written
directions. Students can repeat the animation at their own speed. The app shows
12 types of knots for ties. This is a great app for students preparing for
business interviews.
A fun game for students in all clusters. Students can
learn about the importance of logistics in business and entrepreneurship. This
game is in real-time and does not require waiting on other players to take
turns. A short video will explain how to play the game and then the student can
be set free to explore.
Terms
and jargon in the finance world can be some of the hardest hurdles to conquer.
Investopedia has a search function that can save teachers time for looking up
long complicated definitions. The website also features a stock simulator for
students to invest without real capital.
This finance game asks basic
financial questions to students as they move on a path towards bankruptcy or luxury.
This app would be best used in a group play scenario. It requires one player to
be the reader of the card, while the other players try to answer the question.
Up to six players can be on the board at one time.
Students can be guided through the resume sections in the
easy to use app. Students can pick their own resume style and export the resume
as a PDF or a word document. The step by step directions ask students for
personal information, education, experience, references, skills, and more.
This website provides lots of business lesson
plans and projects. There are many resources for Accounting, Key Boarding,
Business Law, Computer Science, Economics, and Office Technology.
During the Spring Break,
please review the most popular posts from earlier this semester. Re-posted from February 14, 2013 Website: http://chandoo.org/wp/2011/08/08/must-have-excel-keyboard-shortcuts/ Especially useful when analyzing data, making charts and formatting
workbooks. Business and Finance teachers will use ALL of these. Platform:
Managing Editor, Joel
Hans, of Manufacturing.net highlights General Motors, as an interesting major public-facing manufacturer to follow. He cites two of
the company’s biggest problems being rebranding and repaying.Their next move, in his opinion, should be to
reinstate confidence by investing more heavily in American production.
Your ipad or tablet should have no shortage
of reading materials for your business or finance classes.Wall
Street Journal, Forbes, Harvard Business Review, Fast Company, Fortune
Magazine, and Entrepreneur.
Build diagrams and graphs, labels and connections, 50+ fonts, with
undo/redo/copy & paste, send via email.Compatible with VGA for presentations.Exports to PDF, Box.net and Dropbox.