Kim White
This is a list of some resources we may find interesting to try out or review as we prepare to move forward with mobile devices (iPads)
The SAMR model is something I feel we should really should incorporate in to a Hangout or face-to-face discussion. This is a very fun way to get started.
Chromebook assessment tools, but will also work on iPad
by TeachThought Staff If you use iPads in your classroom, you've likely been faced with the challenge of workflow-how work, data, and thinking are distributed, collected, and aggregated. We've talked before about an iPad workflow in the classroom , and there are no easy solutions, if for no other reason than every classroom is different.
Book Creator apps for the iPad | A Novel Idea - FREE, Bamboo Paper - FREE, Bookabi- FREE, Book Creator- $4.99, Book Press - FREE, Comic Life- $4.99, Comic Maker HD - FREE, Composer Pro - $9.99, Creative Book Builder - $3.99, and eBook Magic - $4.99
QR codes are a great way to get started with mobile devices.
I know we are supposed to be listing tools, but I find these blogs to be so full of information and discussion points. Take a good look at the list, then check out the blog.
Yet another jackpot of resources. Try to find the archived post , "Habits of an effective iPad Teacher."
Yet another great resource for us all. This site contains educational web tools and mobile apps for teachers and educators.
This is a great way to curate site and so much more with your students and/or colleagues.
Jerry Blumengarten has been compiling resources for decades.
