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An absolute gem of an article by John Brandon and Graham Barlow from MacLife on 30th March over at TechRadar .
Educational technologist with an interest in gadgets, information literacy, personal learning networks, and any technology that positively impacts teaching and learning! Google Certified Teacher, Adobe Education Leader, DEN STAR Educator, and DEN Guru. Creator of Kathy Schrock's Guide for Educators.
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Before schools and districts go on a mass purchasing spree of iPads and iPods, there are a few infrastructure considerations before sending the purchase order.
I just unpacked twenty ipads for the classroom and got to thinking about the classroom management aspect of having the devices in my room.
Board Cam transforms your iPad2 in an enhanced document camera. Perform live dynamic presentations of small objects to a large audience and record augmented reality videos. Augmented reality videos: Record videos where you paint, use pointers and display labels superimposed over the camera video output. Live presentations: Just connect your iPad 2 to an external video output and focus with the built-in device camera. Use your fingers as pointers or to place labels and draw over the screen image. This app benefits from many of the new features introduced in the iPad 2 like its built-in camera, the mirror screen output or its lighter weight.
A few days ago, I wrote about using the fast app switcher (multitasking bar) to end a misbehaving app. When you’re in the fast app switcher, if you swipe from left to right, you’ll get a set of playback controls. You’ll see buttons for play/pause, reverse, skip and a slider to adjust the volume. Continue reading... Yesterday I had the opportunity to lead an iPad session for a local class of 9th graders. These students attend a school where I’m helping to support a 1:1 iPad project, where all teachers and students will receive an iPad for teaching and learning.