With iPads you are never too young! Presentation by Kathy Cassidy and Karen Lirenman
We’re thrilled to have this chance to share what we have learned about using iPads to capture, create, document and share with our early years students.
Although we will show you how to download apps and there will be time for doing so, you will have more time to explore the apps below if you download them ahead of time. It’s up to you!
We purposefully only included free apps in our submission for this workshop, but we will also demonstrate some of our favourite paid apps if time allows. These apps are noted by an asterisk.
The short url for this web page is http://tinyurl.com/iste2014ipad. Let’s play together!
Kathy Cassidy and Karen Lirenman
@ShawnMcCusker: RT @brholland: Creating a Custom #Reading Experience w/Mobile Devices http://t.co/HvXIv6Cfa5 Thanks @bjfr @TeacherJenCarey @ShawnMcCusker @HollyEdTechDiva
@ShawnMcCusker: RT @bjfr: Someday/Monday: Creating with iPads http://t.co/mny0UnYMem via @educationweek #ettipad #ipaded #edtech #edchat
@wfryer: Great Common Core aligned @Symbaloo grid of apps for CREATING! http://t.co/JaMu0bvOvP by @kmilleridaho #iste13 #create2learn #fb
@wfryer: iReading: Evaluating Apps with Transformative Use of the iPad in Mind by @langwitches via @tparks #iosedapp http://t.co/HEpxqIdz9R
@tonyvincent: FrameLens for iOS is currently free. Combine images and text with lots of customization options: http://t.co/nbtT1mEzhV #iosedapp
@mcleod: Thoughts on iPad Fluency and Workflows | @langwitches http://t.co/VUeYupvZvX #edtech #iaedtech #plaea