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Adam Stone presented on using iPads for literacy education in bilingual classrooms. He discussed the pros and cons of using iPads, showed examples of apps that can reimagine reading, writing, talking and teaching. These include interactive ebooks, video recording and sharing apps, writing apps, and apps for teaching and acting. Stone emphasized experimenting freely with the durable iPads to unlock their full potential for education.

Using iPads for Literacy Education
in the Bilingual Classroom
Adam Stone - Gallaudet University
February 6, 2013 Stone, Feb 2013, adam.stone@gallaudet.edu

About Me
• Originally from San Diego, CA
• RIT, UCSD (M.A. in ASL/English Bilingual Ed)
• K/1 Teacher at P.S. 347 The ASL and English
Lower School - Manhattan
• iPads at 347
• PhD - focusing on ebook development
adam.stone@gallaudet.edu
Stone, Feb 2013, adam.stone@gallaudet.edu

Why iPads?
Pros

Engagement Durability

Ease of Use Price

Stone, Feb 2013, adam.stone@gallaudet.edu

Why iPads?
Cons

Management Typing

Captioning Sharing

Stone, Feb 2013, adam.stone@gallaudet.edu

Which apps do I use?

Stone, Feb 2013, adam.stone@gallaudet.edu

focusing on apps that

reimagine
the classroom

Stone, Feb 2013, adam.stone@gallaudet.edu

Reimagining Reading

• ASL and English bilingual ebooks

Stone, Feb 2013, adam.stone@gallaudet.edu

Danny and the Dragon
Stone, Feb 2013, adam.stone@gallaudet.edu

Pointy Three
Stone, Feb 2013, adam.stone@gallaudet.edu

Strollin’ With Little Baby Owen
Stone, Feb 2013, adam.stone@gallaudet.edu

Signed Stories
Stone, Feb 2013, adam.stone@gallaudet.edu

Zoey Goes To The Dog Park
Stone, Feb 2013, adam.stone@gallaudet.edu

The Baobab
VL2 at Gallaudet University
Stone, Feb 2013, adam.stone@gallaudet.edu

Reimagining Reading

iBooks
Author

Stone, Feb 2013, adam.stone@gallaudet.edu

Preparing Video
• Edit video in iMovie
• Export in Apple TV format

Stone, Feb 2013, adam.stone@gallaudet.edu

Laying It All Out

iBooks Author

Stone, Feb 2013, adam.stone@gallaudet.edu

Exporting
Export Publish

Share .ibooks ﬁle Sell on iTunes Store

Stone, Feb 2013, adam.stone@gallaudet.edu

Reimagining Viewing

Dropbox
Stone, Feb 2013, adam.stone@gallaudet.edu

Stone, Feb 2013, adam.stone@gallaudet.edu

Building an ASL Library

DVDs Student YouTube
(via HandBrake) Videos Videos

Stone, Feb 2013, adam.stone@gallaudet.edu

Setting up Dropbox
• Create a dedicated classroom/
school Dropbox account
• (Can create a Gmail address
for this)
• (Also useful to have a separate
computer account)
• Each iPad’s Dropbox app needs
to be logged into this account

Stone, Feb 2013, adam.stone@gallaudet.edu

Setting up Dropbox
• 2 GB limit for free accounts
• “Get More Space” section
on website
• Or pay for more - 100
GB for $100/year
• Anyone can modify
Dropbox folder contents

Stone, Feb 2013, adam.stone@gallaudet.edu

HandBrake

• “Rips” DVDs and turns
content into .mov ﬁles
• Legal Issues
• LOC Copyright Ofﬁce (2010)

• TEACH Act (2002)

• What about DVD authors
and their royalties?
Stone, Feb 2013, adam.stone@gallaudet.edu

HandBrake

• “Rips” DVDs and turns
content into .movur
ﬁles
yo
ith ore
• iscus orsw
Legal Issues bef
D Copyright Ofﬁce (2010)
vis this!
• LOCer ing
sup
do (2002)
• TEACH Act
• What about DVD authors
and their royalties?
Stone, Feb 2013, adam.stone@gallaudet.edu

Student Videos

• iPads: Upload to Dropbox
via Dropbox app
• Desktop/Laptops: Put video
in the Dropbox folder

Stone, Feb 2013, adam.stone@gallaudet.edu

YouTube

• Download YouTube video
using FastestTube extension
• Put YouTube link in a text
ﬁle; upload to Dropbox

Stone, Feb 2013, adam.stone@gallaudet.edu

YouTube

• Download YouTube yo urvideo
ith ore
s w bef
using FastestTube extension
us
isc isor !
D rv
• s
YouTubeglinkis a text
Putupe th in
in Dropbox
do
ﬁle; upload to

Stone, Feb 2013, adam.stone@gallaudet.edu

Organizing Videos
Folders:
Literature

Class

Uploads

TITLE - AUTHOR.mov
TITLE by AUTHOR - SIGNER.mov
Stone, Feb 2013, adam.stone@gallaudet.edu

More Dropbox Ideas
• Rip science or history DVDs for students to
watch and re-watch at their own pace

• Record read alouds; students can do
independent read-alongs

• Collaborative video projects

• Collect photos from Internet/camera

Stone, Feb 2013, adam.stone@gallaudet.edu

Reimagining Talking

FaceTime iMessage

Stone, Feb 2013, adam.stone@gallaudet.edu

Reimagining Scribbling

WhiteBoard Lite

Stone, Feb 2013, adam.stone@gallaudet.edu

Reimagining Writing

Pages Scribble Press ComicBook

or...plain old email

Stone, Feb 2013, adam.stone@gallaudet.edu

Reimagining Writing

Dr ive
G gle
oo Press
Pages Scribble ComicBook

or...plain old email

Stone, Feb 2013, adam.stone@gallaudet.edu

Reimagining Teaching

Educreations ScreenChomp

Stone, Feb 2013, adam.stone@gallaudet.edu

Reimagining Recording

ThreeRing

Stone, Feb 2013, adam.stone@gallaudet.edu

Reimaginging Acting

Puppet Pals HD ToonTastic Puppet Pals 2

Stone, Feb 2013, adam.stone@gallaudet.edu

Reimagining...

• What else is possible?
• You can’t break an iPad. Try anything and
everything.
• Google is your friend. Got a question?
Google it.

Stone, Feb 2013, adam.stone@gallaudet.edu

Resources
• foundinblank.com
• appsineducation.blogspot.com
• adam.stone@gallaudet.edu

Thank you!
Stone, Feb 2013, adam.stone@gallaudet.edu

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1. Using iPads for Literacy Education in the Bilingual Classroom Adam Stone - Gallaudet University February 6, 2013 Stone, Feb 2013, adam.stone@gallaudet.edu

2. About Me • Originally from San Diego, CA • RIT, UCSD (M.A. in ASL/English Bilingual Ed) • K/1 Teacher at P.S. 347 The ASL and English Lower School - Manhattan • iPads at 347 • PhD - focusing on ebook development adam.stone@gallaudet.edu Stone, Feb 2013, adam.stone@gallaudet.edu

3. Why iPads? Pros Engagement Durability Ease of Use Price Stone, Feb 2013, adam.stone@gallaudet.edu

4. Why iPads? Cons Management Typing Captioning Sharing Stone, Feb 2013, adam.stone@gallaudet.edu

5. Which apps do I use? Stone, Feb 2013, adam.stone@gallaudet.edu

6. focusing on apps that reimagine the classroom Stone, Feb 2013, adam.stone@gallaudet.edu

7. focusing on apps that reimagine the classroom Stone, Feb 2013, adam.stone@gallaudet.edu

8. Reimagining Reading • ASL and English bilingual ebooks Stone, Feb 2013, adam.stone@gallaudet.edu

9. Danny and the Dragon Stone, Feb 2013, adam.stone@gallaudet.edu

10. Pointy Three Stone, Feb 2013, adam.stone@gallaudet.edu

11. Strollin’ With Little Baby Owen Stone, Feb 2013, adam.stone@gallaudet.edu

12. Signed Stories Stone, Feb 2013, adam.stone@gallaudet.edu

13. Zoey Goes To The Dog Park Stone, Feb 2013, adam.stone@gallaudet.edu

14. The Baobab VL2 at Gallaudet University Stone, Feb 2013, adam.stone@gallaudet.edu

15. Reimagining Reading iBooks Author Stone, Feb 2013, adam.stone@gallaudet.edu

16. Preparing Video • Edit video in iMovie • Export in Apple TV format Stone, Feb 2013, adam.stone@gallaudet.edu

17. Laying It All Out iBooks Author Stone, Feb 2013, adam.stone@gallaudet.edu

18. Exporting Export Publish Share .ibooks ﬁle Sell on iTunes Store Stone, Feb 2013, adam.stone@gallaudet.edu

19. Reimagining Viewing Dropbox Stone, Feb 2013, adam.stone@gallaudet.edu

20. Stone, Feb 2013, adam.stone@gallaudet.edu

21. Building an ASL Library DVDs Student YouTube (via HandBrake) Videos Videos Stone, Feb 2013, adam.stone@gallaudet.edu

22. Setting up Dropbox • Create a dedicated classroom/ school Dropbox account • (Can create a Gmail address for this) • (Also useful to have a separate computer account) • Each iPad’s Dropbox app needs to be logged into this account Stone, Feb 2013, adam.stone@gallaudet.edu

23. Setting up Dropbox • 2 GB limit for free accounts • “Get More Space” section on website • Or pay for more - 100 GB for $100/year • Anyone can modify Dropbox folder contents Stone, Feb 2013, adam.stone@gallaudet.edu

24. HandBrake • “Rips” DVDs and turns content into .mov ﬁles • Legal Issues • LOC Copyright Ofﬁce (2010) • TEACH Act (2002) • What about DVD authors and their royalties? Stone, Feb 2013, adam.stone@gallaudet.edu

25. HandBrake • “Rips” DVDs and turns content into .movur ﬁles yo ith ore • iscus orsw Legal Issues bef D Copyright Ofﬁce (2010) vis this! • LOCer ing sup do (2002) • TEACH Act • What about DVD authors and their royalties? Stone, Feb 2013, adam.stone@gallaudet.edu

26. Student Videos • iPads: Upload to Dropbox via Dropbox app • Desktop/Laptops: Put video in the Dropbox folder Stone, Feb 2013, adam.stone@gallaudet.edu

27. YouTube • Download YouTube video using FastestTube extension • Put YouTube link in a text ﬁle; upload to Dropbox Stone, Feb 2013, adam.stone@gallaudet.edu

28. YouTube • Download YouTube yo urvideo ith ore s w bef using FastestTube extension us isc isor ! D rv • s YouTubeglinkis a text Putupe th in in Dropbox do ﬁle; upload to Stone, Feb 2013, adam.stone@gallaudet.edu

29. Organizing Videos Folders: Literature Class Uploads TITLE - AUTHOR.mov TITLE by AUTHOR - SIGNER.mov Stone, Feb 2013, adam.stone@gallaudet.edu

30. More Dropbox Ideas • Rip science or history DVDs for students to watch and re-watch at their own pace • Record read alouds; students can do independent read-alongs • Collaborative video projects • Collect photos from Internet/camera Stone, Feb 2013, adam.stone@gallaudet.edu

31. More Dropbox Ideas • Rip science or history DVDs for students to watch and re-watch at their own pace • Record read alouds; students can do independent read-alongs le D rive • Collaborative video projects G oog • Collect photos from Internet/camera Stone, Feb 2013, adam.stone@gallaudet.edu

32. More Dropbox Ideas • Rip science or history DVDs for students to watch and re-watch at their own pace • Record read alouds; students can do independent read-alongs iClprojectsrive eD • Collaborative video olud G oog • Collect photos from Internet/camera Stone, Feb 2013, adam.stone@gallaudet.edu

33. Reimagining Talking FaceTime iMessage Stone, Feb 2013, adam.stone@gallaudet.edu

34. Stone, Feb 2013, adam.stone@gallaudet.edu

35. Reimagining Talking FaceTime iMessage Stone, Feb 2013, adam.stone@gallaudet.edu

36. Reimagining Scribbling WhiteBoard Lite Stone, Feb 2013, adam.stone@gallaudet.edu

37. Reimagining Writing Pages Scribble Press ComicBook or...plain old email Stone, Feb 2013, adam.stone@gallaudet.edu

38. Reimagining Writing Dr ive G gle oo Press Pages Scribble ComicBook or...plain old email Stone, Feb 2013, adam.stone@gallaudet.edu

39. Reimagining Teaching Educreations ScreenChomp Stone, Feb 2013, adam.stone@gallaudet.edu

40. Reimagining Recording ThreeRing Stone, Feb 2013, adam.stone@gallaudet.edu

41. Reimaginging Acting Puppet Pals HD ToonTastic Puppet Pals 2 Stone, Feb 2013, adam.stone@gallaudet.edu

42. Reimagining... • What else is possible? • You can’t break an iPad. Try anything and everything. • Google is your friend. Got a question? Google it. Stone, Feb 2013, adam.stone@gallaudet.edu

43. Resources • foundinblank.com • appsineducation.blogspot.com • adam.stone@gallaudet.edu Thank you! Stone, Feb 2013, adam.stone@gallaudet.edu

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