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Credit: Jared Andrew Schorr Building vocabulary with a smartphone game? Frog dissection in science class without the mess? Via Lucy Gray Delete the scoop?
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RT @pgsimoes: #mlearning - Infographic Provides an Inside Look at the Modern Student http://t.co/7k4ELTIY (@geramovel) #elearning #edtech Via Jessica V Allen 
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December 18, 2012 7:30 AM
Certainly an interesting look at how students are fusing technology and learning today! This could be useful as a provocation to discuss Balance as a learner profile. Delete the scoop?
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If you would like more iPad resources, visit my blog www.techchef4u.com, download the TechChef4u app, or find all things TechChef4u at www.kimtag.com/techchef4u. Via Lisa Johnson Delete the scoop?
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Pic Collage (free), is one of my favorite apps to use on my iPad. It creates great looking Scrapbook pages of multiple images in no time. Delete the scoop?
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What will be the impact of the iPad on schools and schooling? I think it could be significant. In this blog we will explore various strategies people are using to utilize the iPad and what outcomes are being experienced. Delete the scoop?
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Boston magazine's Boston Daily (blog) iPads or Nooks, educators owe thought to integrating classroom tech Boston.com (blog) While I am definitely for modernizing schools, it has to be done on an equal opportunity basis, especially in public... Via Lucy Gray Delete the scoop?
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How do teachers make informed decisions in choosing technology? http://t.co/eD2QFq3q via @smartinez #edchat #bhschat Via Jessica V Allen
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December 18, 2012 6:53 AM
An excellent discussion on the nature of balanced technology use with students. As teachers explore the learner profile attribute of Balanced, this conversation should surely be part of the discussion! Delete the scoop?
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"This year, the iPad is still going strong and schools are continuing to innovate new ways to use the tablets in class and around campus. Here we share just a few of the coolest ways iPads are making waves in higher ed this year, from helping teams play better to ensuring students never forget their notes." Via John Evans, Amy Todd Delete the scoop?
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PicView is a free app which enables you to add voice tags to the images you create on your iPhone or iPad. The images can then be sent to people. It looks from the reviews like there are still a fee bugs with this, but still worth investigating as a way to create an audio visual dictionary. Via Nik Peachey Delete the scoop?
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The Microsoft UK Blog for schools, featuring news for schools from Microsoft, case studies within education, and education ICT advice... Delete the scoop?
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There are numerous options for recording a video of one’s computer screen, from the free and simple, but limited Jing to more powerful, and correspondingly expensive offerings like Camtasia o... Delete the scoop?
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