50 Resources For IPad Use In The Classroom
Apps that help you put the power of technology to work. If you‘re a teacher looking to make your classrooms interactive, Shirantha has a great tip for you: The TV-out mode When you connect your iPad to an external screen via HDMI or AirPlay the presentation tools will show up and the app switches into TV-out mode.
Completed maps can be presented using the built in presentation tool or shared as images, PDFs, or links via email. The app challenges students to mix colors for marbles they can use in a digital maze and is a great way to review or extend student learning.
However, that allows it to integrate elements of Apple apps into the experience. Students can manually capture images to create a video, or use a time-lapse mode to capture photos at designated time intervals. The paid version of the app has significantly more features, including a gradebook tool, a student portfolio, and additional features for fostering discussion among students and with parents.
Student accounts VideoLeap are created by the teacher, and students can quickly and easily login and post text, links, images, and video, as well as moderate comments, through the Edublogs app. Doodlecast Pro can also import PDF files created in other apps, or include a number of backgrounds - graph paper, Venn diagrams, athletic fields, etc.
One of the most exciting things about teaching with iPads is that they can put students face-to-face with authentic English content. Biblionasium : Part learning management system, part conversation starter, Biblionasium is like GoodReads for elementary and middle school students.
Students are given iPads and the aim is to create a more interactive, engaging classroom experience. Teachers love this because they can connect the vocabulary to other classroom content and share what's going on in class with parents. Students do NOT need an account, and completed Vocaroo recordings can be shared with a link, embedded on a web site or blog, and downloaded in a number of formats.