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Tag Archives: IPad
Literature Book Covers for iPads
TweetAt the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas this year there was no shortage of cases being displayed. Walking by the m edge booth I was excited to see iPad cases that featured classic book covers. Unfortunately I had to be … Continue reading
Highlight on Diana Herrington and the iPad
Tweet I bought the iPad when it was first announced and immediately started integrating it into the classroom. Undoubtedly it is a tool that with the right teacher can inspire students and increase student learning. I was honored to work … Continue reading
More note taking in the iPad
TweetEspecially for Geometry I am enjoying not having to wait for students to copy down the question. Students are able to take a picture of the image on the board and then start annotating it in almost any drawing app … Continue reading
iPad Stylus
Tweet When I got the iPad 1 when it first came out I had obtained a couple of stylus’. The first one had a foam tip and was definitely not more accurate than my finger. I gave it away. I … Continue reading
Graphing on the iPad
TweetWant a fun way for students to graph? Try using Doodle Buddy or really any of the million drawing apps available for the iPad. Start by going to google images and typing in graph paper. Find a grid that you like, … Continue reading
iPad Student Screencasting
Tweet So students have an iPad…. or maybe just the teacher has one. Now what? How about having students use the iPad and the free Showme app or the feature rich Explain Everything app to explain what they are learning. … Continue reading
WordPress and the iPad
Tweet I have been using the WordPress App for the iPad and really enjoy using it. I use it for 2 things 1) FAQ website for my students and 2) Student digital portfolios. I created a free wordpress account on … Continue reading
Teaching with iPad
Tweet Last Monday I lead a training in Hollywood for how to use your iPad to teach math. The assumption was that the teacher had an iPad and the students did not. This has been my reality ever since the … Continue reading
