Math & Science Apps

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The document outlines screens for an iPod Touch pilot program for math and science apps. It describes 11 screens, with the first 8 focusing on different math topics and apps, and screens 9-10 planned for science apps. Screen 11 provides professional resources like websites for educational resources, news, and personal learning networks that were used to find the apps. The user is directed to start on Screen 3 to explore math fact apps and consider the strengths, weaknesses, and appropriate users of each app.

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$Math & Science Apps For Our iPod Touch Pilot kbeane@somsd.k12.nj.us$

Screen #1 iPod Basics These 4 will be at the bottom of every screen

Screen #2 Primary Math Look, the same 4 are still at the bottom

Screen #3 Math Facts The third dot is bright because you are on screen #3.

Screen #4 Operations 4th dot is bright. Screen #4.

Screen #5 Fractions 5th dot, 5th screen.

Screen #6 Number Lines Measurement Time Money

Screens #9 and #10 we will use for science.

Let’s start on Screen #3 Math Facts You will have time to explore the apps. You should consider the strengths and weaknesses of each app. Also consider who should use each app.

Some apps have settings or and “I” that let you adjust difficulty or content

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