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@getmarkup lets you grade & markup your students' papers from your iPad! #edchat #edtech #scichat #mschat- http://t.co/abXptWtC
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My students absolutely love using those black and white boxes in their activities. It's beyond simple (and fun) to deploy QR codes in education. Via Dr. Tom D'Amico (@TDOttawa)
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AirPlay mirror your iPhone 4S, iPad 2 or the new iPad to any Mac or PC, wirelessly. (@SYork4 @wigglemyears re projecting iPad. Use reflector app http://t.co/QgHh0VhW to link wirelessly.
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Corning, provider of the Kentucky-made glass for the iPhone and iPad, has announced the third iteration of its Gorilla Glass panels. The glass both...
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RT @tomshepp: 26 iBooks Author How-to Videos http://t.co/Jgc9L5sM #edtech #ipaded #edapps
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Whether you’re new to iOS, or just want to pick up some useful tips and tricks, we’re here to help. This is iOS Advice.
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How to hide purchased apps using iTunes
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Preview and download the podcast Techlandia Podcast on iTunes. Read episode descriptions and customer reviews.
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Our new podcast is live and in iTunes!!!
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Apple has made iPad to make your life easy with some amazing features.If you thinking about to buy or having an iPad, here is an user guideline for you
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Explain a Website is an iPad screencasting tool that allows to record interaction with a website within the iOS web browser. This enables users to explain how a certain website works or how to use a specific webpage.
How does it work? There's a large browser on the screen and annotate & record buttons on the toolbar at the bottom... Via Baiba Svenca
Baiba Svenca's curator insight,
January 2, 2013 1:18 AM
Explain a Website is an app created by Morris Cooke, the author of Explain Everything. Great app for educational purposes when you need to demonstrate to your students how to navigate a certain website or a web page. Link to the app https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/explain-a-website/id541723452?mt=8&affId=1822652 
Louise Robinson-Lay's curator insight,
January 2, 2013 6:47 PM
This is something ipad users have been waiting for. It gives users the ability to create screencasts of web pages on their ipad.
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For the 2012-2013 school year, teachers with access to mobile technology are teaching kids with these great education apps for the iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch.
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I often receive a lot of questions about how to make online quizzes for free. Here is a collection of 12 free online quiz making applications I collect after Via Ana Cristina Pratas, Jean-Charles Blondeau, michel verstrepen, Jack Patterson, Gust MEES, Timo Ilomäki
GERARD CASANOVA's curator insight,
June 4, 2013 6:09 AM
quelques (12) outils de quizz en ligne gratuits a tester !
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After yesterday's post showing Tommy Edison's video demo of Instagram from a blind user's perspective, we thought it would be helpful to check with an (RT @SNewco: RT @iEducator: 5 Apps: The best camera apps for blind and visually impaired iPhone ...
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One-to-one technology can transform a classroom. When implemented correctly, students are engaged and excited to learn, and teachers can assess their progress in real-time.
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Ilkka Olander's curator insight,
January 7, 2013 2:14 AM
TCEA (Texas Computer Education Association) regularly tests available apps and recommends apps that teachers should be using. TCEA maintains a list of recommended apps in a shared document via Google Docs. The list is organized by subject area and free apps are color coded in white.
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"Originally released in early 2012, Apple’s education-themed ebook creation tool took bold steps as the first WYSIWYG program to export an ebook just as its author envisioned it. As I noted in my review of that software,http://www.macworld.com/article/1165172/ibooks_author_fashions_multimedia_books_for_the_ipad.html ; however, the first version of iBooks Author was very much a 1.0 product, with strange omissions and odd workflows for users who didn’t want to build textbooks. Ten months later, an updated version—iBooks Author 2.0 (Mac App Store http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/ibooks-author/id490152466 )—brings simplified tools, new templates, portrait-only options, and a better publishing workflow to the table. Naturally, I couldn't resist taking the updated program for a spin." Via John Evans
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You have seen QR codes in ads, but do they make sense for academics? This post discusses why, when and how you can use QR codes in research and teaching.
Danielle M. Villegas's curator insight,
January 4, 2013 10:18 AM
I have a cousin in the UK who has a Master's in Educational Technology, and I remember us having a conversation several weeks ago about the use of QR codes. She said they were everywhere in Europe and very heavily used not only for advertisements, but also being highly touted in ed tech circles over there. I told her that I hadn't seen it as much here, but I didn't doubt that it could work.
Then, just yesterday during my first day of work at the new job, my new manager took me to the company's "Innovation Center", which is like a small visitor's center, to show some of the latest innovations of the company. And sure enough, since the entire Innovation Center is meant to be a highly interactive learning tool in a confined space, I saw the use of the QR codes there. Of course, the global headquarters of the company is based in Germany, so in that respect, I wasn't surprised that the QR codes were being used based on what my cousin had told me. But I was pleased to see how they were effective in providing additional information. At certain stations in the room, there would be a tablet with a a built-in camera in front of a small stand up display of a photo with a QR code. To learn more about the particular product or process, the visitor would just take a photo of the QR code, and voila! Video and other interactive content would display on the tablet. It was actually very cool.
This article is really good because it's a great primer for how to use QR codes effectively. This is a must read!
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"A couple of weeks ago I wrote about using Little Story Maker http://ipadapps4school.com/2012/12/21/use-little-story-maker-to-create-custom-books-on-your-ipad/ to create your own short books on your iPad. After publishing that post a bunch of people asked me to review Book Creator https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/book-creator-for-ipad/id442378070?mt=8 too. Book Creator is not a free app ($4.99 as an individual and less with volume purchasing) but I think that it is well worth the money that I spent on it." Via John Evans, WebTeachers
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Read a sample or download Southern California’s Plants & Animals by John Tiersma & Valley Christian Middle School (Nature Class) with iBooks.
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Many use the start of a new year to get in shape and lose some unwanted holiday weight. Our iDevices, no matter the storage space available, could also benefit from a weight loss regimen.
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When you think of iPads in schools, you probably think of a cart that's wheeled into a classroo...
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RT @ruhanirabin: 10 iPhone Apps for Every Photographer /by @mikepanic http://t.co/pgqGQqiv #photography
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