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iPad, an effective tool for teaching at Foundation University High School. Teachers @ Foundation University High School will now be using the new iPad 2 for ...
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This is a research briefing on 'Mobile and Ubiquitous Technology Enhanced Learning: an Ethical Perspective', led by Prof. Vic Lally (University of Glasgow) and Prof. Mike Sharple (Open University), as part of the UK's Technology-Enhanced Learning Research Programme (http://www.tel.ac.uk). Via Robert Farrow, Learning Futures
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In the final quarter of 2011, Apple sold more iPads than any traditional computer maker sold PCs. Are we headed toward what Apple calls a "post-PC" era? Via Learning Futures
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International Business TimesKhan Academy iPad App Launches With Free, Educational Videos On Apple TabletHuffington PostPopular video education hub Khan Academy launched an iPad application featuring more than 2700 free videos on March 11. Via Learning Futures
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As I have come to expect, the students responded positively to the feedback but what was particularly interesting was what I noticed when I observed the students using the iPad: Students could pick up their learning where they left it after discussing their work and they did not feel disadvantaged by spending a few minutes in the corridor discussing their work;The ability to ‘scrub’ through the clip and minimise the video within the ePub so they could see the questions allowed them to replay important points at their own speed and to reduce the friction between moving between the questions and the resource.
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iGenApps is the easiest, fastest, most affordable way to create your own mobile Apps without programming and straight from your mobile device.
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You hear it repeatedly. You can't throw technology into schools without training and support for teachers.
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Mobile learning was a cornerstone of the FETC conference in Orlando last month, and the buzz culminated with the conference's closing session: An App Shootout where ed-tech pros Gail Lovely, Hall Davidson, and Jenna Linskens shared some of their...
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These studies show whether iPads help make learning fun or waste money.
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Transforming Classroom Practice with iPad Content Integration Webinar given at the Reform Symposium in July 2011 http://bit.ly/rscon3prezi Elluminate [Blackb...
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The High-Definition QXGA “Retina” display on the new 3rd-generation iPad will usher in a new generation of sophisticated mobile visualizat...
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Big focus today on mobile learning, check out this #infographic to understand why http://t.co/j5lBllE9 #Training2012 #mLearning... Via Rory Chalcraft, Learning Futures
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There’s a definite movement towards delivering learning on tablets and mobile phones. Via Rory Chalcraft, Learning Futures
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Last week I attended a session by my colleague, Ryan Kuhl on " Replacing your laptop with an iPad ", which is something I've been wanting to try for quite a while. He has a lot of great ideas and made it all look and sound so easy. Via Learning Futures
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All About iPads is designed to be a repository of useful information about using iPads in the classroom. I don't want to reinvent what is already out there....but more, bring it into a single point of reference for teachers. I hope you find it useful. Why not register to become a member which will allow you to contribute your own ideas, resources and experiences.
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Lee Rainie, Director of the Pew Research Center’s Internet & American Life Project, spoke about “As learning goes mobile” at the Educause 2011 annual conf...
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A pedagogical framework for mobile learning: Categorizing educational applications of mobile technologies into four types...
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Finding good educational apps is challenging and time consuming. Here's the resource list the teachers and I worked from as we explored finding iPad apps for teaching and learning.
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