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May 4, 6:00 PM
Apple has revealed its updated lists of all-time top iPhone and iPad apps as it counts down to the 50 billionth App Store download. Delete the scoop?
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Android tablets like the Nexus 10 boast better hardware specs than the iPad 4, but think twice: Apps and ecosystems are more important than hardware specs! Delete the scoop?
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April 4, 8:04 PM
Although it's been Apple that's gotten the most hype in the last several years, slowly but surely, one of its chief competitors, Samsung, has been making its presence felt across the industry. Delete the scoop?
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March 2, 9:17 AM
Figuring out how to use Apple's cheap but powerful tool has never been more important than right now. Here's how to use Apple TV in the classroom. Delete the scoop?
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iOS and Android accounted for a combined 91.1% of global smartphone shipments during the holiday quarter of 2012 according to the International Data Corporation Delete the scoop?
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I recently attended an Apple workshop on using Apple Configurator and managing a Volume Purchase Program in schools. I am doing both already, but I i picked up a few useful tips. Participants were ... Delete the scoop?
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The one big omission in Apple's reimagined Podcasts app is the ability to organize and create playlists for your podcasts. If this feature is still important to you, you may want to consider one of these third-party alternatives. Delete the scoop?
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In memory and honor of the visionary Mr. Jobs, this week we're sharing some of the many education related resources that Apple Computer has made... Delete the scoop?
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April 10, 8:41 PM
You don't often think of saving money when you think of Apple products. But implementing an Apple TV in the classroom can be just that. Surprisingly. Delete the scoop?
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April 9, 5:26 PM
I love the iPhone's vast array of voice commands. Most people (myself included!) are only scratching the surface of what this phone can do! Let's explore some of the coolest voice commands... Delete the scoop?
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iPads in Education - by the numbers Delete the scoop?
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March 1, 7:51 AM
Apple doesn't really talk much about iTunes U, its educational content service powered by iTunes on iOS devices. But that doesn't mean it's not a success.
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March 1, 11:04 AM
What's 'next' in our fast paced world ... minutes later becomes 'what's now' ... like most technology-connected innovations in education, it takes one person to 'champion' an innovation and run with it. But in the past, that more often than not happened in isolation. Teaching in the 90's was a pretty isolating profession ... teaching today is very different. One 'runner' has the potential to connect with 100's if not 1000's of like-minded colleagues ... amazing collaboration opportunities.
iTunes U is an amazing resource but requires a school-based 'champion' to take it on. Once it gains traction, staff and students will be 'running' together.
Ideas, a quick course and support for getting started with iTunes U were shared on educdemic.com in Dec. 2012:
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Everybody knows that Steve Jobs was a hell of a visionary, but every once in a while, we're reminded that the Apple co-founder wasn't years ahead of his time. He was decades ahead. Delete the scoop?
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