Apps in Education: Needs for Education: Multi User iPads - 0 views
The Why and How of Using Facebook For Educators - No Need to be Friends At All! | The E... - 2 views
Animal and Nature Learning Games For Kids | Learning Games For Kids - 0 views
ipadbackpack - home - 0 views
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"A school leader is always on the go. She needs to stay connected, have access to existing digital media, create new media, collaborate, and communicate. An iPad is a great tool that allows users to have their email, calendar, communication tools, newsfeeds, presentations, teacher/student interaction documentation, and notes all on one small device! The number of apps can be overwhelming, so I always suggest having your main productivity apps on the first screen. Move your secondary, less important, and entertainment apps to a separate screen. Let's create a digital backpack with your iPad."
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for those ipad teachers out there
awesome Gmail Tips : Gmail as you have never known it before - 1 views
projeqt \ how great stories are told - 0 views
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Projeqt is a very new application - you still need an invite to use it- that lets you create what you could call interactive slideshows. In some ways, I might describe it as a more sophisticated Prezi that's easier to create and less confusing to watch.
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Like Prezi? but less confusing? sounds intriguing
popplet - 0 views
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Popplet is a new web app that is like Wallwisher on steroids. You can make an online "bulletin-board" with virtual "post-its" (called "popplets), just like in Wallwisher. And, except for the fact you have to register to use it, Popplet is just as easy and, in some ways, easier to use with a lot more functionality. With Popplet, you search for images and videos on the Web directly within the "popplet" instead of copying and pasting the url address (as you need to do in Wallwisher). You can draw within the "popplet" and it doesn't appear to have an limit on the number of characters you can use. You can connect the "popplets." You can also embed the whole thing.
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Definitely looking further into this one!
ZaidLearn: A Free Learning Tool for Every Learning Problem? - 0 views
A Digital Native's Guide To Playing Outside - 0 views
A Simple Guide to All That Teachers Need to Know about Digital Citizenship - 0 views
Howard Rheingold on how the five web literacies are becoming essential surviv... - 0 views
How to set up a classroom blog: 10 Essential Steps | The official blog of PikiFriends - 0 views
Why My Six-Year-Old Students Have Digital Portfolios | Getting Smart - 0 views
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From the first week of school, the six-year-olds in my classroom begin to create an online presence in the form of a blog and digital portfolio. We use a blogging platform to do this, and include artifacts that show their progress in writing, reading, math, social studies, and science. I am frequently asked why I do this. Even more frequently, I can see in a colleague's eyes that they are thinking "why," even if they don't verbalize their question. The way that those educators have always done portfolios has worked well for them. Their students are learning the things they need to learn and are building a paper portfolio as they do so. Why do I take the extra time to upload those artifacts?
Judging a book by its cover. Ideas and thoughts on how learning is displayed in schools... - 0 views
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