The document provides several iPad tips and tricks, including using four finger swipes to see running apps or go to the last open app. It also discusses creating folders, accessing running apps, taking screenshots, turning on caps lock, and lists 50 useful tips and example apps. Additional sections discuss using Google Forms, online education resources like SimpleK12, Common Core lessons, using Pinterest for education, book recommendations for boys, video editing and task management tools, and tips for using Twitter and other social media platforms for professional development.

2. IPAD TIPS
4 finger swipes
Four fingers up from bottom shows all running apps
Four fingers from left to right takes you to the last app you had open.
Create folders
To create a folder tap and hold on an app until they all start to jiggle, then drag
the app over another icon and release.
Your iPad will create a folder with both the apps in. The folder will be named
according to the category of the apps it contains, but you can rename it as
you like.
Access all running apps
Double-clicking the Home button shows you all the apps that are running on your
iPad in a bar along the bottom of the screen.

3. MORE IPAD TIPS
Take an iPad screenshot
Press Home and then the Sleep/Wake button. The screen will flash and you'll
hear a click, indicating that a photo has been taken. Your screen shots are
saved automatically in your Photos gallery.
Turn iPad caps lock on
To type a capital letter on the onscreen keyboard
double tap on either shift key
50 useful tips (including the ones we just showed you)
http://www.techradar.com/news/computing/apple/50-really-useful-ipad-tips-
and-tricks-688556

4. http://www.appitic.com/
Over 1800 apps that can be used for education some
are free and some cost.
Three example apps:
FUTABA
MY NAME
NOTABILITY

5. USING GOOGLE FORMS NOT SO SCARY
Google Form example
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/gform?key=0Aq8J2JxosMFYdEhnd2I
2MTl4QVBNVTQ4V3RyeE5pMkE#edit
Google Form spreasheet:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0Aq8J2JxosMFYdEhnd2I2M
Tl4QVBNVTQ4V3RyeE5pMkE
I helped our counselor & I’m a hero 
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/viewform?fromEmail=true&formkey=
dHMwS3U0T1hGUC1ZVWZZUTJJQlhMSmc6MQ

6. FLUBAROO & GOOGLE FORMS
www.flubaroo.com

7. An online, global community dedicated to helping teachers
succeed
in their 21st century classrooms.
http://vimeo.com/28778165

8. SIMPLE K12
Webinars
 LIVE Events
 Learn from and connect with education experts during LIVE online
sessions.
 On-Demand Recordings
 Want to enjoy on your own schedule? Each webinar is recorded and
made available to watch on-demand.
 **Full Access Membership Required**

9. SIMPLEK12 – FREE EBOOK
Sign up – FREE – Receive Free ebook
101 Tech Tools for Teachers
http://www.simplek12.com/tlc/free
Free ebook 20 Free ipad apps
teachers can’t live without
http://www.simplek12.com/tlc/wej348a

10. COMMON CORE LESSONS
The website for the Georgia Common Core Units:
https://www.georgiastandards.org/Common-Core/Pages/Math-6-8.aspx
It looks like this page will also link to some Language Arts units as well.
high quality and very well linked to the Common Core objectives.
Hunger Games Probability Shakespeare vs. Harry Potter

11. EDUCATORS USING PINTEREST!
http://www.stevespangler.com/education-today/how-teachers-and-
educators-can-use-pinterest-as-a-resource-in-and-out-of-the-classroom/
http://www.thedigitalshift.com/2012/07/social-media/very-pinteresting-the-
hot-social-network-thats-a-virtual-bulletin-board-is-taking-educators-by-
storm/

12. BOOKS FOR BOYS
http://us.penguingroup.com/static/packages/us/yreaders/books4boys/agegr
ade_ya.php

13. TUBECHOP
www.tubechop.com
use portions of YouTube video embed code with chopped portion view pure –
display video without adds
http://www.tubechop.com/watch/563317

14. WUNDERLIST
Managing your tasks
A Web 2.0 “To Do List”
tutorial
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TIaY46FnMCE

15. PRINT FRIENDLY
Features
• Print Preview: Optimizes and displays content for print
• Edit Before Printing: Remove images, text and print only what you want
• Print or Save as PDF: Print now, or save for later as a PDF
How to Use
• New Users: Copy and Pate URL at http://www.printfriendly.com/ly.com
• Regular Users: Add to your browser for 1 click friendly pages
• Developers and Bloggers: Add the print friendly button to your website or
blog

16. TECH FRIENDLY LESSONS
5 Tech Friendly lessons to encourage higher-order thinking
http://thejournal.com/Articles/2012/09/24/5-MediaRich-Lesson-Ideas-to-
Encourage-HigherOrder-Thinking.aspx?Page=2

17. TWITTER
Top 25 twitter tips for your Professional Development
http://www.onlinecollege.org/2012/09/16/top-25-twitter-tips-your-
professional-development/

18. TWIDUCATE
If you would like to use a "twitter-like" program to communicate with
students, parents, other faculty members, and administrators without
exposing your "tweets" to the outside world (or strangers who just want to
follow you???)....you might want to try Twiducate.
This social networking site works like Twitter but is designed for educators to use
with their classes or for schools to use to inform their parents, teachers, and
students of the latest news

19. READER’S THEATER PROPS
Readers theater doesn’t have to be a fancy production. Our simple props
will go a long way toward helping kids transform into the favorite
characters—and practice fluency and comprehension at the same time.
Print out a colorful crown, a top hat, and more. Glue the cutouts to wooden
skewers or dowels for kids to hold as they read from a favorite story. A
jar of rice makes for easy storage when you aren’t using the props.
http://www.scholastic.com/teachers/article/free-readers-theater-props