Ipadpublishing - Apps. Try Wikispaces Classroom now. Brand new from Wikispaces. guest Join | Help | Sign In ipadpublishing Home guest| Join | Help | Sign In Turn off "Getting Started" Loading... iPad Media Camp | hands-on workshops for iPad wielding educators! 25 Ways Teachers Can Use iPads in Their Classroom. Within Just a year and a half iPad has successed in establishing itself as a strong learning and teaching tool.This is mainly due to Apple's ingenuity in staffing their tablet with some of the best specs and apps that are of great relevance to educators.
As you might have noticed here in Educational Technology and Mobile Learning, we , often times , provide you with posts containing reviews of iPad educational apps , resources and guides on how teachers can use this tablet in their classroom and we will definitely continue to do so . For today's post I am sharing with you a great work realized out of a partnership between TeachThought and Edudemic.
They have produced a great visual that " functions as a kind of spectrum moving left to right, from passive consumption to more active collaboration, to original producation. Each activity or task is also paired with suggested app in bold, though other apps could fill the roles shown.| [Source: Teach Tought ] and Edudemic. Ipad-cognitive-spectrum.png (PNG-afbeelding, 640x853 pixels) - Geschaald (94%) 7 Ways to Collect Student Work in an #iPad Classroom (Updated 09/15/2012)
Next week, I'll be facilitating a short one-hour workshop on a topic that is deceptively simple on a computer, but can be complex on an iPad--how to get student work off an iPad in a place where the teacher can get to it in ONE place. This short blog entry tries to offer some solutions. Let me know what you think, ok? Many apps--here's a short list--will output to WebDav, video or image format that ends up in your Camera Roll.
Others will go to YouTube, cloud storage, and allow email sharing. Which solution works best? For schools deploying iPads in carts, some options are outlined below: WebDav Server - This is the best option because you can show students how to put/get their content in a central location. When considering HOW to get information off your iPad, you need to remember the following: Terms of Service for various solutions may prevent K-7 (ages 5-12) students from using online, or cloud, storage solution. This list below is no particular order of preference. Collect Student iPad Creations with Edmodo - HCSMobile.