App Information
Here at Little eLit, we want to help librarians find, learn about, and use apps that meet the needs of their programming audiences and fit their program styles. On this section of the website, you’ll find links to Little eLit’s own tried-and-true apps for library programming, app review sources, and app lists from a variety of librarians who use them in their libraries.
- Caldecott Books as eBooks and Apps
- Kids Apps on Pinterest
- Apps on a Theme: Paige’s Page!
- eBooks
- “There’s an App for That” from John Schumacher (Mr. Schu) and Travis Jonker (100 Scope Notes)
App Reviews
The following are app recommendation or review sites. Keep in mind that not all are objective, thorough or transparent in their review processes.
Evaluating Apps for Kids
Genesis wrote a series of blog posts on what to consider when evaluating apps for kids.
Developing Early Literacy Skills
Annoyance Factors & Customization
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