The iPad: Your secret weapon for helping struggling readers | Imagine This! Are you looking for a secret weapon to help your struggling readers catch up with their peers and learn to love reading? According to this article from the Sydney Morning Herald, you may be overlooking a powerful tool that can help students accelerate their reading development, improve comprehension, and get excited about books. That’s right, it’s the iPad. For many students who struggle to read at grade level, reading becomes a chore, a fight, and a struggle. St. What makes the iPad such a great tool for struggling readers like Dominic? What do you think?
MRBS: Introduction About the Microsoft Support and Recovery Assistant When you run a scenario in the Support and Recovery Assistant, some log files may be created and you will be given an opportunity to send these files to Microsoft. The only time you would want to send log files from the Support and Recovery Assistant to Microsoft is when you are working with Microsoft Support and the log files need to be reviewed. The following image is an example screen where log files are collected during a scenario and there are options to view the log files and to send the logs to Microsoft. Note, if you are not signed into the Support and Recovery Assistant when you click Send, you will be prompted to sign in. To know more about what log files are created by the Support and Recovery Assistant, search for your scenario in the table below under the “Scenario” column and view the relevant information in the same row.
SchoolTechnology.org | Tech Integration Ideas for Elementary Schools 1:1 iPads in Elementary Part 2 – Setting up the Carts My, how things have changed. Last year, it took me weeks to push 60 iPads out to my building. This year, it took me less than a week to push out 140 iPads! That was also a week where I was teaching and working on other things in the building. If i dedicated time exclusively to the task, I’m sure it would take even less. All of this is thanks to my new best friend for getting things set up, Configurator. While I could use Configurator to manage and supervise every single thing on all of the iPads, I didn’t particularly want to. First up, here’s the steps for how we got the apps on teacher laptops ready to go: Spend the summer examining apps we’d used in the past, thinking about what we’d want to do with our students, and refining a list of apps to put on the iPads.Help teachers set up iTunes on their computers and create their own school-based iTunes accounts. Device Prep: I received mostly used iPads, so they all needed to be reset to base model. Like this: Like Loading...
iPad Curriculum 102 Interesting Ways to use iPads in the Classroom Fantastic resource from Tom Barret on interesting ways to use iPads in the classroom. You can view the presentation through Google Docs. Check out Tom’s Blog for more great posts. apps, ipads iMovie for iPad – Storyboard help sheets for trailers | Tech-Info-Maths (T.I.M.) iMovie for iPad – Storyboard help sheets for trailers Saturday, 30 June 2012 16:13 Written by Tim CC Jonathan Kos-Read via Compfight I did a quick search, delving a few pages deep in the results, but couldn’t find what I wanted. These sheets will also be useful if there is limited access to iPads. If you do make these available to students, I’d love to know that it is useful. June 2012 Narrative Superhero Expedition January 2013 Adrenaline Coming of Age Teen August 2013 Bollywood Fairy Tale Retro Romance Scary Swashbuckler October 2013 Family Indie I am now using a file manager to track and manage downloads. 15th January 2014 – Thanks Craig Duplessie for getting in touch. If you would like to download all 17 files in one go, just share on a social network using one of the buttons below. Click above to download all 17 files in one zip file. Like this: Like Loading... Related My tweets from 2012-06-29 to 2012-07-05 5 July, 2012 In "twitter" iOS apps for mathematics On Twitter 'What maths app do you use?'
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Converting YouTube to iPad Video If you need to convert a YouTube file to an iPad Video you can embed in Keynote, one of the best options is the app iCab Mobile, which is an alternative browser to Safari. By pressing and holding while a YouTube video is playing, you can download it, and the you can later save it to your photo roll. Remember that videos for Keynote for the iPad have to come out of your Photo Roll. Yes, this makes no sense (shouldn't movies come from Movies?), and I've shared this with the head of iOS app development at Apple directly. Still…if you want to add a movie to Keynote, as of November 2012…it comes out of the Photo Roll. Strictly speaking, taking video off of YouTube is illegal, but if you want to have a file for times when you do not have the Internet present (many schools), it is a logical solution (It also works well if a TV series is on YouTube and you want that series on your son's iPod Touch for a long car ride–just saying).
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