I am NOT interested in using the iPad with my students as a worksheet substitution!
Kill and drill apps on the iPad are still just that… kill and drill activities.
I want my students to :
use apps to create, not just consume
fluently pick apps that will serve their purpose
fluently switch between apps, then insert, embed, share and disseminate their creations
We have to expose students to a variety of apps to help them gain skills in iPad Fluency
By fluency I mean the ability to:
connect tasks effortless together (ex.creating and editing a video, then uploading, embedding and disseminating on several platforms)
CREATE and then being able to COMMUNICATE- the ability to create and communicate your creation is one of the main characteristics of fluency
record, edit and then publish a movie that automatically posts to my blog
take an image…edit…then automatically post to my photo stream as well as embed into a blog post
work within several apps, then remix content from each one by being able to import them from one app to another.
Skitch for iPad: Annotation using an iPad made easy : The Edublogger - 1 views
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So it’s exciting to see Skitch, the service that allows you to quickly annotate, edit and share screenshots and images, release their Skitch for iPad app today.
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Similar to the Mac version, Skitch for iPad includes an arrow tool, text tool, drawing tool, shapes tool, crop tool and a cursor tool. Ability to import an image, take a photo, create your own drawing, browser a web page and take a screenshot and annotate a map using the inbuilt Google Maps interface. Extensive share options including share by mail, Twitter, save to camera role and full integration with Evernote. It’s free to download. Read more about Skitch for iPad here.
7 Ways To Use The iPad To Help Students Excel At School - 1 views
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