iPads are Consumption Devices. Really? - iPads in Education - 3 views
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Kip Holland-Anderson on 05 Jul 11Educators share how their students are using iPads to create content.
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iPads in Education ning - 0 views
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The social network that explores iPads in education. From tips and tricks to the latest iPad news to video tutorials this site will be a valuable resource for us.
iPad As.... - 2 views
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EdTechTeacher provides professional development services to teachers, schools, districts, and administrators.
The Learning Mag - 3 views
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Create your own iPad app with this site. You can upload images, videos, text, and links- from what I can tell it likes a nice way to place content on the ipad in the form of an app.
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Very cool, maybe I need to purchase the subscription. The free version is pretty basic.
BalancEdTech - iPad Exploration - 4 views
The Innovative Educator: Sites for Using iPads in Education - 0 views
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wondering if any of these sites would be of use for our wiki
ShowMe - The Interactive Learning Community - 0 views
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ShowMe is an open online learning community where anyone can learn and teach any topic. The iPad app lets you easily create and share video lessons. Chicago Public Schools iPad pilot program teachers use it as formative assessment for daily math problems. Younger grades could use it one on one with parents or any grade to demo how to solve a problem and post it to a blog/tweet it, etc.
Apps in Education: 50 really useful iPad 2 tips and tricks - 5 views
Apps in Education: The Teacher's Tools: Presentation Apps for the iPad - 2 views
Learning tools by category - 0 views
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Alesha Parnacott passed on this site with many technology-based learning tools (including some iPad/iPhone app creating tools)
ScreenChomp for iPad on the iTunes App Store - 7 views
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Very cool thanks for sharing Lisa! I passed you Grand Haven the other day. I was running, and you were in the car. See ya soon!
Cubits - SketchUp viewer for the iPad - 4 views
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This is an $$$ app that allows you to download 3d models from SketchUp. Thought Kevin Honeycut had some good ideas on how those models could be used for instruction.