iPads in lower school

"There is an app for everything these days. From health apps to travel apps, iTunes market is teeming with all kinds of apps. It only takes one click in a search engine to find what you want but as we always say not every app can do what its developers preach , you need to have a critical eye to evaluate the apps that will work for you. As teachers and educators, we are in a constant search for apps to use with our students and this is why we need to make sure we have recourse to checklists such as this onewhenever we are to recommend apps. Educational Technology and Mobile Learning has even made it way easier for teachers to pick the apps they want from some pre-made lists of apps organized according to each subject area."

Via Sam Gliksman, Digital Maverick, saraebest, John Evans, dakinane, Charles Newton, Paula Jamieson

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Via Lisa Johnson , Lisa Nash

Today, we're looking at some apps and web tools that address the Bloom's taxonomy objectives - helping bring Mr. Bloom into the 21st century.

Via Jon Samuelson

Via Nancy Gonzalez Conn

Via Nancy Gonzalez Conn

Reading stories, watching videos, and listening to podcasts is one way to learn with an iPad. But a more fun way to learn with an iPad is to create things. Here are five iPad apps that elementary s...

Via Sabrina

RT @hklenke: “@Stephen_H: 20 random iPad Maths Apps that help cover all areas of curriculum http://t.co/cUSlYIRavj”; Check it out @dhenkes @B_Berns

Via Lisa Nash

Via Nancy Gonzalez Conn

RT @medkh9: Teachers Guide on The Use of QR Codes in The Classroom ~ Educational Technology and Mobile Learning http://t.co/MKNIxe2HZU via @medkh9

Via Jon Samuelson

"I made this Webinar a few months ago…. Creation Tools for the iPad… and today I wanted to share some of the apps and ideas around Creating “stuff” on the iPad. With the camera, it’s portability and some fabulous apps, it has never been easier for us to create our own resources on the iPad. And when I say “us”, I don’t just mean educators – teachers, therapists, parents and support staff, I also mean, our students as well. Anyone and everyone can harness the power and possibilities in the iPad to create some amazing things!"

Via John Evans