Lincoln Public Schools

1x1 ipad apps for guided reading

Matt, thanks for sharing this! I am going to show this to the K teachers in my summer ipad workshop.

great tutorial on how to use kaizena - an app for google drive that allows teachers to leave voice comments (and more!) on student. this is a fantastic app for those teachers with students who use google drive. now you can leave voice comments on slides and spreadsheets, too!

a 21st century assessing system. create rubric (can choose CCCR standards), import student roster. click on rubric to record grade of individual student (works on an ipad, too). get class diagnostics. can share with parents. farewell, rubistar!

cool third-party service, Forms+, allows you to add an upload button to your google form which form-takers can use to upload files that automatically put into your google drive.

Very Cool! Crop YouTube, Kahn Academy, Learn Zillion videos. Remove the sound. Add your own narration. INSERT QUESTIONS wherever you want. questions automatically graded! Very simple interface!

tech integration flow chart that recommends tools depending on how you answer the question "What do you want students to do?" Not ground-breaking, but very useful and well designed.

easy way to make jeopardy-like online review games.

List of several education related chats on Twitter. Gives live times and also tells how to access archived chats which contain great resources.

good reminders and a paper way to introduce/practice blogging.

shows add-on (firefox) and extension (chrome) that allows you to read epubs in your browser.

"Teachers use our Content Management Website to select existing courses or to create new courses by mixing and matching items from our library with their own educational material. * Students use our iPad or Android, or web app to download and view these courses, filled with videos, slideshows, e-books, PDFs, text, audiobooks, and Web links. Whether reading the latest e-book that has been assigned or watching a video for the next homework assignment, students will feel more engaged and in charge of their learning."

great list! i learned a couple new tricks, e.g. enter "set timer for ..." and you've got an instant timer. many other good ones.

the title says it all.

great, short list of, mostly, web-based tools for writing/storytelling from a masscue2013 workshop. "For grades K-6, the Common Core requires that students use technology to produce and publish writing, while interacting and collaborating. As the students age, their level of independence increases. Each of the tools that I present to you today, allows for these 4 key actions."

similar to Ed Puzzle and YouTube editor.