Here's how WhatsDue works. First, the teacher registers for a free account on the WhatsDue website and creates a class or classes. Each class is assigned its own unique join code. Teachers then invite students and parents to join the class through the join code. Once students have joined the class they will begin receiving due date reminders on their mobile devices.
Teachers can create multiple classes and schedule multiple reminders for each class from one dashboard on the WhatsDue website. Students opening WhatsDue on their iPhones or Android phones will see reminders of approaching due dates and past due dates.
Teachers College of San Joaquin will issue iPads (the iPad 2, to be clear) to every teacher-in-training starting next month. And they say it's the first college of its kind to do so.
Ignite Teaching is a free iPad app that students can use to collaborate on the development of multimedia projects. Through Ignite Teaching teachers can create project titles that they share with students through an invitation code. Students then join the project and build slides that include pictures, text, and video. Students can work on their contributions to the project at their own pace. When they are finished working on the project, students submit their work and their teacher can see it in his or her account.
a free iPad App that allows elementary school (K-5) teachers to easily keep track of each students' Fountas & Pinnell reading levels and reading conferences.
With Long Division and Algebra are now relevant at most stages of compulsory education systems, ensuring understanding in pupils can be challenging as many students can lack confidence in the unforgiving steps to get to an answer in both these areas. Fortunately, technology can help and our attention was directed towards two apps which can help teachers and students get to grips with long division and algebra, both developed by Regular Berry Software LLC.
great tutorial. explains how students can share explain everything video through google drive. teacher can add to the video (e.g. with a grade), then reshare with student. much more info included.
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