The Full-Throttle iPad
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This document discusses using iPads in the classroom and provides tips for selecting educational apps. It recommends choosing apps that are free or inexpensive, well-reviewed, cross-compatible, and can work with other apps. The document demonstrates using Evernote to collect information, Doceri to create and narrate presentations, and Dropbox to store and access files. Additional apps like Maps, Yelp, image search and YouTube are suggested to augment the workflow. The document also includes a glossary defining terms like 1:1, BYOD, cloud, and workflow.
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- 1. The Full-Throttle iPad: Hitting the open road with high-octane apps for classroom activities and projects Rich Hovey Atascadero Unified School District
- 2. When it comes to new technology, too many educators feel like this cat. Meanwhile, this open-minded cat is having all the fun. (photo opens YouTube clip)
- 3. “If you are thinking of using an iPad in the classroom I urge you to consider that the effort required to understand its implication is front-loaded.” -Daniel Edwards Educator and Blogger
- 4. Think of a huge marketplace. Pike Place, Seattle
- 5. Lots of cool things to buy.
- 6. Lots of cool things to buy.
- 7. The App Store is no different.
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- 13. Dropbox Access your pictures more easily. • Set it up. • Photograph student work. • Photograph things on your board/walls. • Capture unexpected moments. • Save images from the web.
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