iPad. Recently, there have been a number of tech tools that have been created to help enhance teacher productivity and improve assignment workflows in the classroom.
Take, for example, the excellent OneNote Class Notebook Creator. It is an ideal app for Office 365 schools who want to quickly distribute materials to a whole class, have students work in a paperless environment, while also providing a collaboration space for the whole class to work in. Google Apps schools are flocking to Google Classroom – a management tool for teachers who are looking to consolidate and simplify the flow of electronic files. It lets you make a copy of an individual document and distribute it to students with permissions configured automatically so that only the student and the teacher can see the document.
There is also a discussion feed for students to communicate inside your Google Classroom. Then there are the many learning management systems that were created to take your classroom to the cloud. i4s-2015-ipad1.pdf.
Blogues.csaffluents.qc.ca/recit/files/2014/05/2014_0501_GuidePediPadCSA.pdf. iPad pour les nuls. App Tricks Tellagami with Video background. iPads: Cons and Pros. This page is to look at the positives and negatives of iPads and then look at some use cases.
The real focus of the page is to look at how iPads can enhance learning. An “Overview”: iPads are often thought of as a somewhat restricted device but the tool sets offered make them a very worthwhile and powerful tool. There are still a number of limitations in relation to iPads but the positives are certainly starting to outweigh the negatives. This page is an initial overview of some of the genuine uses of the iPad for learning. Firstly – Limitations of iPads! It is good to be aware of the limitations of iPads. Flash: Hmmm! ICT at Newington. Authors Note: After plenty of testing note taking apps Notability by Gingerlabs really stands out by head and shoulders to me.
The inking is superb and there are great features that I find very useful. Interestingly, I have recently noticed that I no longer carry my notebook around when it never used to leave my side. My notes are much better as well as being accessible across my devices and on the web and sharable when I want. I also no longer use the whiteboard in class as I project wirelessly and write my notes and answer questions while moving around the class. The app is updated regularly with improvements and it is exciting to see where it goes.Rolfe Kolbe @rolfek. 25 Tips For Teaching With Apps. 25 Tips For Teaching With Apps by Terry Heick We’ve done tips in the past for teaching with tablets.
This one is similar, so there is some overlap, but this has more to do with apps specifically. Below are 25 tips for teaching with apps. Let us know in the comments what we missed. 1. If you’re going to use something important, interdependent, and new, you’re going to need some kind of model or framework to contextualize it.
“Despite the rhetoric around m-learning virtually guaranteeing contextualised learning, very few of these scenarios rated highly in the scales for authenticity. HSIE iPad Apps. Knowmia - Technology for Teaching. Made Simple. Why App Smash? Inspired by the last #1to1iPadChat , I thought it was time to post on the world craze that is App Smashing.
The term App Smash was coined by the great Greg Kulowiec (@gregkulowiec) from EdTech Teacher fame. Why App Smash? iPad 101. OK, you’ve got / been given an iPad and you’re thinking “where do I start?”
Well, I hope you have a friend to take you through the basics but if not here’s my iPad 101 to get you up and running. 1. Make sure you are in a room / area that has wireless internet before starting. 2. Hold iPAd with Round Button (“Home” button) at the bottom. 3. iCloud (Apple) account. MAKING SIMPLE SENSE OF IPADS IN SCHOOLS. 5 critical iPad mistakes to avoid.
The challenge, Daccord said, is in broadening administrators’ and educators’ visions regarding the many ways in which students can use iPads as tools to transform learning.
Daccord outlined the five common mistakes he’s seen time and time again: 1. Notability - iPad Survival Guide - LibGuides at Radnor High School. Productivity — Nets@Life. Settings Tap the cog to bring up the Settings.Change the theme, setup for left handed Mode, change default text settings, default paper.
Autosync: Synchronise your notes automatically to the cloud. For example, if you have a Dropbox account, you can use this setting to automatically synchronise each note to a folder in your Dropbox account. Autosync your notes to the cloud Tap the autosync button and select the cloud service you want to use. In this example, I have selected Dropbox. Setting up Folders - Category and Subject You can create folders in which to store your notes.
The Category can be closed Here the Category folder has been closed. Teachers iPad Apps. A Handful of Ideas for Using Tellagami In School. This is a guest post from Samantha Morra at EdTechTeacher.org Tellagami, a free iOS app that lets you create short animated movies called "Gamis," is one of my new favorite animation apps to explore.
Although the site promotes the app as a way to send greetings and messages for use within social media, I see it as a great tool in the classroom. With Tellagami, begin by creating and customizing a character. Although there is not a great deal of variety in virtual appearance, just enough options exist to personalize your character. From there, you choose a background either from a few in the app itself or your camera roll.
Great iPad Tips and Resources for Teachers. April 29, 2014 Below is what I have been preparing for you over the last weekend.
I have gone through all the archive of posts I have shared here and consulted several other external resources to compile this guide. The purpose behind this work is to help teachers and educators better tap into the full educational potential of iPad and make a good use of it in their instruction as well as in their professional development. Pourquoi utiliser les tablettes en classe de français ?
Depuis quelques années, les tablettes suscitent un engouement sans pareil dans le monde de l’enseignement, exprimé autant par la simplicité de l’outil que par son vaste potentiel pédagogique pour les enseignants comme pour les apprenants. Un outil « unimédia » Teacher's Guide to Using Free iPad Apps to Support Higher Order Thinking Skills. Hot Apps for HOTS is an excellent guide packed full of apps and activities to support higher order thinking skills (HOTS).
I learned about this eBook from a post by Tony Vincent in Learning in Hand almost a month ago and since then I downloaded the guide and read it from cover to cover and was really thrilled by the depth and practicality of the learning materials provided by the authors: Lisa Johnson and Yolanda. Bilan_pedago_ipad. iPad. 101 iPad Tips & Tricks. iPad Exploration. iPad en éducation. iPad en Classe. Teaching with Tablets. iPad Exploration. iPad - tablette - usage / uses. Tablettes numériques réalisation d'un exposé. Eric Peytavy, professeur des écoles à l’école Anatole France de Saulx les Chartreux (91), expérimente l’usage pédagogique des tablettes tactiles. Avec mes élèves, nous avons exploité la capacité des tablettes tactiles à produire du contenu multimédia (vidéos, photos, enregistrements audios) pour réaliser des exposés numériques sur notre future classe de mer (voir les exemples de réalisation à la fin de cet article). Les élèves, regroupés par deux, ont tout d’abord choisi un sujet parmi une liste prédéfinie en rapport avec notre séjour (les phares, les crustacés, l’estuaire de la Gironde …).
Le travail s’est ensuite déroulé en deux étapes, étalées sur deux périodes scolaires : I. Ebooks. L’iPad, catalyseur d’intelligence collective : un apprentissage individuel pour un enrichissement collectif. Édulogia - Des idées pour votre intégration technologique. iPad en Classe.