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"One of the first things about the iPad that caught people’s attention was the touch screen, and it goes without saying that some of the first apps to start taking advantage of that touch screen were handwriting/note taking apps. Apps that let you write, draw, sketch—-and sometimes type–notes on your iPad. Something that combined technology with the age-old practice of scribbling notes on paper." Via John Evans 
A roundup of educational articles, apps and tutorials for educators looking to integrate iPads into the classroom. Via John Evans 
"Ride the iPad wave with FREE apps for your classroom. We’re excited to share this digital eBook with you! The free resources will help you create engaging 21st century learning experiences for you and your students." Via John Evans 
Clipbox is een handige applicatie voor de iPad waarmee je eenvoudig gekopieerde links, foto's en tekst kunt plakken op een klembord. Dat klembord kan je online ook benaderen vanaf een iPhone, iPod touch, pc en Mac. 
"Snapguide is a free iOS app and web service for those that want to create and share step-by-step "how to guides." The service provides easy to understand instructions for a wide array of topics including cooking, gardening, crafts, repairs, do-it-yourself projects, fashion tips, entertaining and more. Users are invited to create their own guides using the iPhone app. Snap pictures and videos of your project, add captions, and share your guide with the Snapguide community."
"This is a great free app for creating step by step instruction guides. It combines video, images and text. Also a great tool for learning how to do something new. The instruction guides can be viewed online or on mobile devices."
"Capture photos and videos that describe your project using your iPhone. Publish your guide and view it on the web, tablets and phones. Share your guide with your friends on Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest and more."
Handig om een handleiding te maken voor collega's of leerlingen met screenshots, screencasts en tekst. Via Nik Peachey, André Manssen 
Vernieuwing van het onderwijs gaat notoir traag, ook met de inzet van IT. En misschien is dat maar goed ook, stelt Titus Mars van Overheid 2.0. Eind ... 
Speciale Woorden leert kinderen geschreven woorden te herkennen, door gebruik te maken van plaatjes en geluiden, op de iPhone, iPad of iPod touch. Speciale Woorden is een interactieve toepassing die kinderen in staat stelt in hun eigen tempo te leren, en is ontworpen onder intensieve samenwerking van ouders, kinderen en pedagogen. Met een eenvoudig en intuïtieve bediening, heeft Speciale Woorden aangetoond toegankelijk te zijn voor en de aandacht vast te houden van kinderen met problemen zoals het syndroom van Down, autisme, slechte fijne motoriek, gehoorbeperkingen en andere leerproblemen, alsmede aantrekkelijk te zijn voor kinderen met een gewone ontwikkeling. Via Susan Spekschoor 
Voorlezen wordt ontdekken. Via Susan Spekschoor 
Get the best of National Geographic on iPad -- awe-inspiring photos, engaging articles, cool videos and more. Download for free from the App Store. Via John Evans 
De Abilene Christian University (ACU) past niet alleen zelf de iPad in het onderwijs toe. Maar doet ook onderzoek naar de effecten ervan. 
There have been tons of blog posts over the year about great apps that enhance learning, yet I have seen very little blog posts that review apps for teaching. For me introducing iPads into the classroom, be it for teachers or for students, is all about letting the technology solve the challenges that we face everyday. So with these following apps I aim to make my lessons richer in media and my students administration more efficient. In no particular order here are some tips for apps that you can use both in iPad classes and non-iPad classes. |
"Science apps are the most abundant in iTunes. There are several solar systems, and periodic table. If you search science in iTunes, you will find pages. The only thing science apps are missing is a projection app." Via John Evans 
If you’re an educator of any kind, from grade school through the university level, you’ll find the iPad is a great portable device for everything from presenting to writing to reading to managing student relationships. 
This is a very useful free tool which can be used to create and edit video on your iPhone or iPad. It's a great tool for project work as well as entertainment. Via Nik Peachey iOS has a number of accessibility features that even those without visual or hearing impairments may want to use. One of those is the voice over feature called 'speak selection'. You can select any word, or text and have the iPad speak it. Via Nik Peachey 
"I aimed to start the teacher training session with the basics, then move onto the functionality of some of the apps. The basics on an iPad are fairly easy to master (hey, my 2 year old daughter can switch between apps) but some of the features of the device can take some time to get used to. Some apps are easy to get to grips whilst other are more challenging and not equal in terms of functionality." Via John Evans 
"I haven’t had a lot of time in the last few weeks to spend searching for great mobile apps. But with a hat tip to Jaime H. and through a conversation with a couple of great teachers in Illinois, I did run across three that I really like. I think you will too". Via John Evans 
Tablet computing and mobile devices promise to have a dramatic impact on education. A growing number of schools across the world are jumping on the digital bus and embracing iPads (less often, o... 
"The most popular post I’ve ever written is 13 Ways to use iMovie in the Classroom, having reached thousands of readers in the first day. I’ve been meaning to follow it up ever since, and now I finally have created a short video introduction to using iMovie on the iPad." Via John Evans 
"The iPad looks amazing when projected onto a large screen. The students in a 1 to 1 iPad classroom gets to see the apps at work. Have a look at the list below to see if any of these might be useful in your classroom..."
Het betreft hier zeven apps. Voor één app moet je betalen en de andere zijn gratis. De apps zijn verkrijgbaar in de Apple-winkel (iTunes).
Ik heb zelf geen iPad, dus ik weet niet hoe je een iPad aan een Windows PC moet koppelen en of dat wel kan. Ook weet ik niet of je een iPad rechtstreeks aan een digibord kunt koppelen. Ik heb hier ooit ergens iets over gelezen, maar waar..??? Maar goed, er zal hier ook wel weer een truc voor zijn, toch...? Of heb ik "Apps in Education" verkeerd begrepen...? Via Timo Ilomäki, Peter Lakeman, André Manssen |
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