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Collaboration in the iPad Classroom
The document discusses the importance of collaboration in the classroom, highlighting benefits such as teamwork skills, idea development, and relationship building among students. It introduces various tools such as TodaysMeet, Google Drive, Padlet, and more to facilitate collaborative learning on iPads. Each tool is described with its key features and potential applications in an educational setting.
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- 1. The Collaborative iPad Classroom ByJonathan Wylie twitter: @jonathanwylie email: jwylie@gwaea.org web: www.jonathanwylie.com Saturday, July 13, 13
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- 3. Why Collaboration? • Buildsteamwork skills Saturday, July 13, 13
- 4. Why Collaboration? • Buildsteamwork skills • Extends classroom boundaries Saturday, July 13, 13
- 5. Why Collaboration? • Buildsteamwork skills • Extends classroom boundaries • Students learn from one another Saturday, July 13, 13
- 6. Why Collaboration? • Buildsteamwork skills • Extends classroom boundaries • Students learn from one another • Develop new ideas and thinking Saturday, July 13, 13
- 7. Why Collaboration? • Buildsteamwork skills • Extends classroom boundaries • Students learn from one another • Develop new ideas and thinking • Shows empathy for others Saturday, July 13, 13
- 8. Why Collaboration? • Buildsteamwork skills • Extends classroom boundaries • Students learn from one another • Develop new ideas and thinking • Shows empathy for others • Builds relationships with peers Saturday, July 13, 13
- 9. Why Collaboration? • Buildsteamwork skills • Extends classroom boundaries • Students learn from one another • Develop new ideas and thinking • Shows empathy for others • Builds relationships with peers • Collaboration is FUN! :) Saturday, July 13, 13
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- 11. TodaysMeet.com • Start abackchannel conversation • Encourage students to respond to each other • Save your “meet” for up to a year • Student and/or teacher collaboration • Quick and easy to set up • No accounts, email or passwords needed, so good for K-12 students. Saturday, July 13, 13
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- 13. Google Drive • Real-timecollaboration • Shared files and folders • Commenting on Docs • Student and/or teacher collaboration • The Paperless iPad Classroom with the Google Drive app. See it at http://goo.gl/oNGVx Saturday, July 13, 13
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- 15. Padlet.com • Formerly Wallwisher •Collaborative corkboard • Multiple privacy options • Stream vs. Freeform • Email notifications of posts • Create custom URLs • Multiple wallpaper options Saturday, July 13, 13
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- 17. Baiboard HD • Collaborativewhiteboard tool • Variety of drawing and shape tools • Import PDFs for markup • Chat and push to talk • Take snapshots of progress • No registration, no signup, no accts • Integrates with cloud services Saturday, July 13, 13
- 18. Garageband See the AT&TJam Session Commercial at http://goo.gl/XrW6F Saturday, July 13, 13
- 19. Garageband • Jam withup to three other iOS users • Connect over Wi-Fi or Bluetooth • Bandleader controls recording and playback during the session • Collect recordings automatically from others in the session • More help here: http://goo.gl/CSleb Saturday, July 13, 13
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- 21. Instashare • Transfer fileswirelessly to another iOS or Mac device • Connect over Wi-Fi or Bluetooth • Works with photos, videos, and other file types. • Automatically detects iPads nearby • May be obsolete in iOS 7 when newer devices get AirDrop! Saturday, July 13, 13
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- 23. Edmodo • A secure,private social network • For teachers, students & parents • Includes a discussion area for each class the student is enrolled in. • Students can interact with each other and/or the teachers • Can also be used to turn in assignments and take quizzes Saturday, July 13, 13
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- 25. Rabble Browser • Acollaborative web browser • Allows you to share a web session with your class. • Includes a discussion area for a backchannel • Students can vote thumbs up/down • Add PDFs via Dropbox Saturday, July 13, 13
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- 27. Ask3 • Create videolessons to share with your classes • Students can comment on and answer each other’s questions • Ideal tool for Flipped Classrooms • Secure app only shares videos and comments with your class • Videos can be watched offline Saturday, July 13, 13
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- 29. Trello • Create boardsto list and organize a project • Add collaborators to your boards to see and add to your work • Record ideas and organize them • Add photos, videos, checklists and comments for collaborators Saturday, July 13, 13
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- 31. Subtext • Create bookstudy groups for your class, and assign reading to them • Read ePubs, PDFs & web articles • Discussion area for each text • Links with Edmodo groups you already have set up • Teachers can add notes, polls, quizzes, and web links for students Saturday, July 13, 13
- 32. The Collaborative iPad Classroom ByJonathan Wylie twitter: @jonathanwylie email: jwylie@gwaea.org web: www.jonathanwylie.com Saturday, July 13, 13