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Can iPads replace a laptop? Are they just a toy or a tool that can improve teaching, student learning and productivity? How do you find the best educational apps for educators and students? Let’s talk about how immediate access and availability to information, productivity tools, a global network, assistive technology as well as being able to create content and media, all on one device, can change a classroom’s learning environment.
The session includes a showcase of apps for your students that addresses all levels of Bloom’s Taxonomy. We will look at examples for digital storytelling, writing, mind-mapping, productivity, note taking, video and audio production, photography and specific subject areas.