Outils Interactifs

TED talkers are nothing if not fluent. Could it be that the effective presentation of the speakers in TED-style videos fools us into thinking we're learning more than we are?

Looking for a few dozen entertaining apps that you can use in the classroom? Us too! Good thing you can check out this useful list and get started with us.

Wake County, N.C., EMS classes allow students to answer questions electronically so responses display in a Microsoft PowerPoint presentation.

“There’s an App for that”… Well actually, sometimes there isn’t. Sometimes the App you want is the one in your head, not in the App Store. This is where German startup “Cleverlize” steps in to help educators create their own custom apps… In minutes… With no programming required at all!...

If you have been paying even the slightest attention to technology news or you get out of your house once in a while, you know that mobile is a staggering trend

BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) is not only about students bringing their own  devices to class and using them for educational purposes. It is much  more than just a problem of hardware but is rather a question of what "learningware" students need to install and use with their devices. Most of the discussions on BYOD center around the accessibility and availability of devices together with  the fact that students are experts of their own devices. Sounds good but not enough...

Cas d’usage : l’intégration des tablettes dans les ‘’smart classes’’ fait l’objet de nombreux retours de la part des professionnels de l’enseignement. Exemples...

Des études montrent que les boîtiers de vote sont perçus positivement par les enseignants et les apprenants, qui apprécient les possibilités d’interaction de cet outil, le retour immédiat sur les questions posées et l’anonymat des réponses.

Slid.es est un nouvel outil en ligne qui va vous permettre de créer des présentations en ligne simplement...

Le Sommet sur le iPad en éducation du 1er mai a été riche en partage d’expérience et de bonnes pratiques, s’appliquant bien souvent à plusieurs technologies.

By definition, a screencast is a recording of your computer screen accompanied by audio narration.In the past, screencasting tools used to cost a fortune and only tech savvy people were able to use them but thanks to web 2.0 technologies, there are now dozens of easy to use and simple platforms to record your screencast. Educational Technology and Mobile Learning has already featured several of these tools in previous posts. Today, however, I am going to share with you some of the best iPad apps to create screencasts and tutorials. Check them out below and let us know what you think of them...