GREAT advice here from Mr. Young Room 216 in Alpine District. Keep being awesome Mr. Young!
Apr 212014
Apr 032014
Welcome to UCET 2014! Below are the links to all of my presentation resources – just click on the session you have attended, and you’ll be able to download PDF’s of my presentations (or access them directly), see all of the session notes and links to the apps and resources that I have presented. You can also find all of my session information on Sched!
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Thursday, April 3
- 12:00 PM: 60 Apps in 60 Minutes – iPad Apps for Education, Creativity, and Productivity Around the Clock, Room 105 Little Theater
- 1:00 PM: Managing and Supporting iPads in the Classroom, Room 105 Little Theater
Friday, April 4
- 10:40 AM: 60 Apps in 60 Minutes – iPad Apps for Education, Creativity, and Productivity Around the Clock, Room 105 Little Theater
- 1:00 PM: OTS – Project Based Learning Activities on the iPad, Over-The-Shoulder area in the Vendor Gym
- 2:00 PM: Project Based Learning Activities on the iPad, Room 105 Little Theater
Feb 032014
A great example of a STEM-focused project-based learning activity with some old school and new school technology integration. Take a look!
Jan 202014
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Here’s the plan for our session today. We’ll learn about:
- Presenting from the iPad – by controlling your desktop or by displaying your iPad screen on the projector
- Screencasting – creating learning objects with some cool interactive white board type apps
- Creating rich media projects like narrated slide shows, picture- and full blown eBooks, and full movies.
- Classroom quizzing and formative assessment with free web-based tools
You can download the presentation for our session today below:
Apps, links and resources for each area above:
- Presenting from the iPad
- Screencasting
- Rich Media Projects
- SonicPics
- Animoto (Sign up for a free Educator Pro account)
- Scribble Press
- Storehouse
- iMovie
- Quizzing and Assessment
Nov 072013
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Here’s the plan for our session today. We’ll learn about:
- Harnessing the Power of Google Drive for projects, collaboration and maybe even a paperless classroom
- Screencasting – creating learning objects with some cool interactive white board type apps
- Creating rich media projects like narrated slide shows, picture- and full blown eBooks, and full movies.
- Classroom quizzing and formative assessment with free web-based tools
You can download the presentation for our session today below:
Apps, links and resources for each area above:
- Screencasting
- Rich Media Projects
- SonicPics
- Animoto (Sign up for a free Educator Pro account)
- Scribble Press
- Book Creator
- iMovie
- Quizzing and Assessment
Nov 042013
I’m very excited to work with the students and teachers at Southeast Education Academy today and Wednesday on creating video podcasts for Science. All of the links, apps, and notes you’ll need will be accessible from this page.
Video Podcasting for SEA – Training Notes (opens a viewable Google Doc)
Here’s a great example of what you can do with Explain Everything. The project combined a presentation (PowerPoint) that was uploaded into an Explain Everything project via Google Drive. He added some animation and narration in Explain Everything, and then exported the project as a video that he then enhanced in iMovie, adding a soundtrack and sound effects.
Nov 022013
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Here’s the plan for our session today. We’ll learn about:
- Presenting from your iPad: How to control and project your classroom computer, and how to project your iPad screen to your classroom computer & projector
- Screencasting – creating learning objects with some cool interactive white board type apps
- Creating rich media projects like narrated slide shows, picture- and full blown eBooks, and full movies.
- Classroom quizzing, formative assessment and student/parent engagement with free web-based tools
- Finding good places for educational iPad apps
Didn’t get that the first time through? Here’s the presentation video from the URSA Conference, using Google+ Hangout On-Air (YouTube Video). You can also view the presentation here.
Apps, links and resources for each area above:
- Presenting
- Screencasting
- Rich Media Projects
- Quizzing and Assessment
- Rubistar – Quickly create rubrics to evaluate student projects
- Socrative – Teacher app and Student app
- Mentimeter – Awesome tool for large group feedback
- Poll Everywhere – Free K-12 Educator Account signup
- Nearpod – Presentations with integrated assessments
- Educational Apps
- App Store ‘App of the Week’ – Look for it in the ‘Featured’ section of the iPad App Store
- Provo School District Core App Alignment
- Apps4Edu from UEN
- My 60 Educational Apps in 60 Minutes Prezi
Nov 012013
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Thank you for joining me today to take a tour of 60 of my favorite iOS apps for education in 60 minutes. We will be moving pretty fast, so please use the resources below as your reference and session notes.
Follow along here where you’ll find links and descriptions of all of the apps covered in the session today, or you can find them on my 60 Apps in 60 Minutes Symbaloo mix. If I didn’t mention one of your favorites, please let me know about it and also take a look at the favorites that others have contributed. I’ve also done this presentation for a few years, and some great apps have either fallen off of the Top 60 or I have encountered new great apps that have not been added to the list. You can see the new and old 60 in 60 Apps in this Symbaloo mix.
You can also search for apps by grade, subject, Utah Core area, device and cost at UEN’s Apps4Edu site.
Here’s the presentation for our session today:
Oct 142013
23 iPad Alternatives to the Book Report, from ipadders.eu.
A great article that not only gives you 23 great ideas of how you can incorporate Project Based Learning twist with the tried-and-true book report, but it also highlights the iPad apps they use for each project type. Many of these project ideas can be modified to work easily with assessment in other content areas as well.
Sep 272013
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Below you can open, view and/or download the presentation for our session today. Also, you may find this post from my blog useful.
- iPad Basics (PDF)
- I Have an iPad, Now What??? Links to apps and other resources mentioned in the presentation