PBS LearningMedia - 3 views
Ten Reflections on the First Year of an iPad Pilot | Ed Tech Diva - 0 views
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"Passing out iPads to students on the first day of school was like celebrating Christmas (or in this case Hanukkah) with thirty antsy kids sitting around the tree, attempting to hide their impatience. Once the iPads had been handed out, students were instantly excited, engaged and enchanted with the new learning device in their hands. At first, everyone was confused about where to find work, where to save and store their products - and which app to use for what purpose. As with every pilot, these issues worked themselves out and soon classes were running pretty smoothly. Once they all learned what a "hard reset" was we were on our way. After an exciting year chalked full of learning lessons and changes in our learning landscape here are my takeaways: "
10 Podcasting Projects Every Teacher Should Try - 7 views
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"If orange is the new black, podcasting is the new oral report. And now that teachers have easy access to tools like Garage Band and iPods that make recording a breeze, podcasting is quickly becoming the latest creative mode of learning and presenting in schools. Here are ten ideas to try in your classroom today."
edrethink: Ten Things I've Learned in Going Project-Based - 0 views
Ten tips for BYOD | EDtalks - 2 views
Hands-on with iBooks Author 2.0 - iPad/iPhone - Macworld UK - 0 views
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"Originally released in early 2012, Apple's education-themed ebook creation tool took bold steps as the first WYSIWYG program to export an ebook just as its author envisioned it. As I noted in my review of that software, however, the first version of iBooks Author was very much a 1.0 product, with strange omissions and odd workflows for users who didn't want to build textbooks. Ten months later, an updated version-iBooks Author 2.0 (Mac App Store)-brings simplified tools, new templates, portrait-only options, and a better publishing workflow to the table. Naturally, I couldn't resist taking the updated program for a spin."
Jaden's Awesome Blog: Ten things I've learned from blogging - 3 views
Ten Minutes on Twitter | Jennifer L. Scheffer - 0 views
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In talking with many colleagues about Twitter, I often hear things like: “I just don’t get it.” “I don’t have time for that.” “I have to many other things going on.” “I don’t have a smartphone.” “I don’t want people I don’t know to follow me.”
Free Technology for Teachers: Ten Good Video Sources for Social Studies Students and Te... - 0 views
Free Technology for Teachers: Ten Tools for Cropping, Resizing, and Enhancing Images On... - 0 views
Reading a Ruler on iPads | Class Tech Tips - 1 views
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"There are so many virtual iPad tools that I love using with my students (base ten blocks, sticky notes, geoboard, atlas, glossary, dry erase board…). One free app that can substitute a ruler is Ruler for iPad and iPhone. Have students place an item on their iPad screen or measure distance between two points they tap on the plane."
Free Technology for Teachers: FREE Webinar - 10 Easy Ways to Participate in Digital Lea... - 0 views
TOP TEN WAYS TO TURN YOUR CLASSROOM INTO A HOTBED OF ENTHUSIASTIC READERS by Megan Gint... - 4 views
10 ways to use Skype in the classroom | The Edvocate - 0 views
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"Skype is an instructional tool that provides boundlessopportunities for authentic teaching and learning. It allows us to explore beyond the four walls of our classrooms. As elementary teachers, we sometimes battle to hold our students' short attention spans. Integrating Skype lessons brings the curriculum to life in ways never before possible. You know that special moment when you announce a class activity, and it's greeted with claps, screams, and cheers? That's Skype. It brings pure joy, wonder, and intrigue to your students. Here's a list of ten ways to utilize it in the elementary setting, followed by some logistical tips for success."
Free Technology for Teachers: Ten Terrific Mind Mapping and Brainstorming Tools - 0 views
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