
iPad Resources
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Web 2.0
networking: Missouri River Regional Library embraces Web 2.0
Stories Missouri River Regional Library embraces Web 2.0 All across the country, libraries are facing change. The advent of the Internet and World Wide Web presented new challenges and opportunities, but just when we felt we had a handle on that new technology, along came Web 2.0, a new wave of Web-based communities and tools. While some libraries and institutions are unsure about these new technologies, here at Missouri River Regional Library we’ve decided to wade right in and see how they can make the library experience better and more exciting for both our staff and patrons.Teachers who use iPad are always looking for simple ways to allow students to upload their work to a cloud drive with plenty of storage space. Dav-Pocket is a surprisingly simple WebDAV server which allows you access to Google Docs. When using Pages, Keynote & Numbers If your account has been successfully created, you will see the link “Authorize DAV-pocket service” in the first page.
DAV Pocket - upload from iPad to Google Docs | philgreg.tv
iPad for Teaching & Learning
iPads changing the game for learning at Longfield
Longfield Academy takes schools ICT to a new level, and the implications for other schools are important Longfield Academy: game-changing ICTDiigo is a powerful information capturing, storing, recalling and sharing tool.
Using Diigo in the Classroom - Student Learning with Diigo
iPads in Education
By Derek Bruff Last fall, for my first-year writing seminar on the history and mathematics of cryptography, I posted my students' expository-writing essays on our course blog.
A Social Network Can Be a Learning Network - Online Learning
Why Kids Can't Search
Apps in Education
This blog does an excellent job of summarizing useful apps for teachers and students. by Nov 10
The following steps are included in the “Video” chapter of the forthcoming EPUB eBook, “ Playing with Media: simple ideas for powerful sharing .” This is an example of “quick-edit” videography, which can compliment “no-edit” videography in support of the “ethic of minimal clicks.” This final video, “ Learning About NASA Mission Control in Houston ,” is available on YouTube.

