How to Set Up Gmail, Google Calendar, and Google Contacts (Properly) on iOS. CloudOn. S PixStop app for the iPad 2 – Your classroom’s “mobile studio” The following is a guest post by Kathy Sperberg. If you had told me when I was growing up that learning could happen with the touch of a finger instead of pencil to paper with a fat eraser at the ready, I would have laughed it off as fantasy. But then again, I’m an analog purist and had a hard time making the switch from my beloved rotary phone to a touch tone. So let’s just say I’m an analog purist yet a defiant digital enthusiast—and there is no better time to embrace the digital realm than now. Within the education landscape there is no lack of creativity; diverse approaches to learning and devices designed to motivate students to reach their creative potential are proliferating at a feverish rate. NFB/education joins in this mobile learning culture.