This document discusses how the iPad can be used for personal productivity, creativity, and in various subject areas. It provides examples of apps for tasks like notetaking, drawing, e-book creation, video editing, augmented reality, and teaching different subjects. Some highlighted apps include Evernote, Penultimate, CloudOn, Doodle Buddy, Skitch, StoryKit, Book Creator, iMovie, Slo Pro, iMotion HD, Educreations, and subject-specific ones like Sushi Monster, Thinking Blocks, Spelling City, NASA app, and World Book. The document encourages trying different apps to find what transforms learning and starting with one app to use in the classroom.
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2. What’s Different?
• Instant on – no waiting for boot-up
• Long battery life
• Packs a lot in a small package – Internet, cameras,
document storage, content creation, games, …
• Apps, apps and more apps – many free, for so many
different tasks.
• “Walled Garden” – you can’t “see” your files like you
can on a hard drive. Everything is controlled by
individual apps and passed between them, to the cloud,
or emailed out.
3. The Right Tool…
• Use the right tool for the job – it
won’t always be the iPad
• How are we using technology to
transform learning experiences?
• SAMR – Substitution –
Augmentation – Modification –
Redefinition
• Today we’ll see some things
that I think the iPad excels at…
4. Open an App
• Tap on an app to open
it.
• Click the Home button
to leave an app
5. Install Apps
• Tap “App Store” to
shop for free and paid
apps
• Search for something
in particular, or
browse categories.
6. Install Apps
• Apps can be Free or
cost $$
• Tap on the name of
the app for more
information and
reviews.
7. Install Apps
• Click the Free or
Price button and then
Install App
• Enter the password
for your Apple ID
• The app icon will
show up in an open
spot on your Home
pages
8. Organize Apps
• Tap and hold on an app
until they all jiggle
• Drag apps around to
rearrange them
• Drag apps to the right to
add another home
screen.
• Click the Home button
to stop organizing
9. App-Citement!
• Most of the apps we’ll
talk about today are
FREE
• The ones that are not
will be marked with
the current price
• Some apps are free,
but have premium
features that are an
extra cost
11. Personal Productivity
• Heading in the direction of
being “paperless”
• Have whatyou need at
your fingertips
whereveryou are.
12. Evernote
• Evernote app link
• https://evernote.com/
• iPad/smartphone app
and PC/Mac application
• Record text, images,
and audio
• Will recognize
handwritten notes –
words are
SEARCHABLE!
13. Penultimate
• Penultimate app link
• http://evernote.com/pen
ultimate/
• Handwriting app that
integrates with
Evernote
• Draw and write
• Different colors, move
drawings around.
• Handwritten text is
searchable in Evernote
14. CloudOn
• CloudOn app link
• http://site.cloudon.com/
• MS Office on the go
• Integrates with cloud
storage services –
Dropbox, Google
Drive, Skydrive, etc.
• View and edit MS
Word, Excel and
PowerPoint docs.
16. Creativity
• Multimedia creation at your
fingertips
• What used to take multiple
devices, can now be done
with 1 iPad
• Manipulate photos &
drawings, publish and create
books, movies, and more!
18. Doodle Buddy
• Doodle Buddy app
link
• Create simple
drawings with your
fingers
• Add text
• Draw over photos
too!
http://www.slideshare.net/kbosch/creative-apptitude-ipad-activities-for-the-
art-classroom
19. Skitch
• Skitch app link
• Also integrates with
Evernote
• Mark up/draw right
on images
• Photos, web site
screen shots, maps,
etc.
20. Skitch Examples
• Students create a
scene in another app –
Make A Scene
Farmyard that
represents a math
concept and mark it
up that scene in
Skitch to demonstrate
• http://carnazzosclass.
wikispaces.com/Multi
plication+Situations
21. Skitch Examples
• Take a picture of student work with the iPad and
then have them explain it to the class while
projecting and marking up with Skitch
http://reflectandrefine.blogspot.com/2012/07/using-
skitch-in-your-classroom.html
• http://carnazzosclass.wikispaces.com/Water+Cycle+
2014
22. E-Books
• Writing
• Art
• Audio – narration
• Video
• Publishing = more than
printing! Share with a wider
audience.
23. StoryKit
• StoryKit app link
• Create books with
words, pictures and
sound
• Books can be viewed
on the iPad where it
was created or on the
web with a private
web link
• Simple, not flashy
interface
24. StoryKit Examples
• Review of StoryKit -
http://msclarksteachingworld.weebly.com/story-
kit.html
• Example of a StoryKit story on the web:
http://iphone.childrenslibrary.org/cgi-
bin/view.py?b=gfgv3qofd74k675gstrk
• 5th Grade Social Studies examples:
http://craigsworld37.blogspot.com/2012/10/native-
american-storykit-projects.html
25. Book Creator
• Book Creator app link
• $4.99 (There is a free
version which lets
you create 1 book.)
• More powerful than
StoryKit
• Let’s you create
multimedia epub
books that can be read
in iBooks and other
book readers.
26. Book Creator Examples
• http://svasey103.weebly.com/5/post/2013/11/edtech
-in-action-legends-in-the-making.html
• http://www.pinterest.com/bookcreator/made-in-
book-creator/
• Science -
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uxZi_N4JJzQ
• Sharing – iPads, e-readers, or on a computer with
the free Readium Chrome extension -
http://readium.org/
27. Video Apps
• Plan, shoot and edit all on
one device
• Special effects – slow
motion, time lapse – great for
science appliations
• Whiteboard-style videos to
teach and explain
thinking/learning
28. Animoto
• Animoto app link
• Automatic creation of
videos
• Free version limited
to 30 seconds
• Can share with web
link
• Currently a phone
app, but iPad soon
30. iMovie
• iMovie app link $4.99
• Full featured movie editor
– combine video, stills,
music, narration, etc.
• Style templates to make
creation easy and also
templates for “motion
picture trailer” style
movies.
• Send out to YouTube,
Vimeo, or Camera Roll
(can send to DropBox
from there)
32. Slo Pro
• Slo Pro app link –
free for basic features
• Record slow motion
video
• Export to YouTube or
Instagram
• $3.99 for advanced
features – export to
camera roll, remove
watermark
33. Slo Pro Example
• http://mlearninginmedfield.blogspot.com/2013/
04/slow-motion-science.html
Slow Motion Science
34. IMotion HD
• iMotion HD app link
• Record stop-motion
and time-lapse video.
• Saves video to
Camera Roll where it
can be exported.
35. IMotion HD Resources
• http://stopmotionintheclassroom.weebly.com/ipad.h
tml
• http://mrbradfordonline.com/experimenting-with-
time-lapse-videos/
36. Educreations
• Educreations app link
• Record whiteboard
style videos
• Describe concepts
learned or teach
lessons.
• Recordings can be
shared from the
Educreations.com
website (account
creation required)
38. QR Codes
• Make real-life
interactive – QR
codes on posters,
objects, even a
skeleton!
http://thepegeek.com/2009/03/25/learning
-the-skeleton-with-qr-codes/
43. Subject Area Apps
• So Many! You just have to try them to find ones you like
for your class.
• Many education websites have lists of apps to check out:
https://sites.google.com/site/brand2learnworkshops/home
/wps-ipad-workshops
• Google is your friend! “Best iPad apps elementary Social
Studies”
• Here are a few examples…
44. Math
• Sushi Monster –
practice math facts
• Bar Model apps -
Thinking Blocks –
Addition also
Multiplication, Ratios,
and Fractions
45. Language Arts
• Spelling City – works
with spellingcity.com –
games with spelling
lists – teachers can
create lists and the
students can play games
with the words.
49. Get Started
• What apps will work in your
classroom to transform learning
experiences?
• SAMR – Substitution –
Augmentation – Modification –
Redefinition
• Pick one app to try, get to know
it, and use it. See what works
and what doesn’t!