This document discusses finding iPad apps that fit your curriculum. It describes how Bloom's taxonomy can be adapted for iPad apps, identifying categories like visual thinking, information gathering, creativity, guided practice, content repositories, and productivity. It then provides some great resources for finding ideas for iPad lessons, including a model lesson plan, an iPad lessons website, and the site of educator Kathy Schrock which features iPad uses in the classroom.

1. App-onomy: Finding iPad Apps That Fit
Your Curriculum
Douglas Harvey
TeachMeet NJ
August 22, 2013
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2. App-onomy: Finding iPad Apps That Fit
Your Curriculum
Douglas Harvey
TeachMeet NJ
August 22, 2013
Wednesday, August 21, 13

3. Bloom’s Taxonomy Adapted
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4. Bloom’s Taxonomy Adapted
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5. Affordance
affordance
~
to describe a
potential for action, the
perceived capacity of an
object
What are the capacities of
the iPad for education?
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6. Visual Thinking
Apps that provide visual
information in the form of
videos, pictures, and/or
diagrams
Information Gathering
Apps that support finding,
organizing, and sharing information.
Creativity
Apps that allow you to create
new works from your
knowledge.
Guided Practice
Apps that provide skills practice
and learner self-pacing
Content Repository
Apps that provide content -
specific knowledge with easy
access.
Productivity
Apps for taking notes,
creating bibliographies, or for
audio recording of thoughts
or what is said in class.
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7. Great
Resources for
iDeas
A model lesson plan at
http://www.scribd.com/doc/52812881/IPAD-Lesson
iPad Lessons Web Site
http://www.scoop.it/t/ipad-lessons
Kathy Schrock
http://www.schrockguide.net/ipads-in-the-classroom.html
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