See a List of All Apps Installed on an iPhone / iPad with Spotlight
It’s easy to wind up with a lot of apps installed on our iPhones and iPads, and if you’ve ever wanted to see every single app on an iOS device you have probably noticed there isn’t any obvious way to do so without connecting to iTunes or looking at the Storage Usage list in Settings. Well, obvious is the operative word there, because it turns out there is a very simple trick to list all apps installed on any iOS device with the help of Spotlight, and the list will include both third party apps downloaded from the App Store as well as the Apple defaults that come preinstalled on all iOS devices. Summon Spotlight by tapping and holding on the iOS home screen and pulling downEnter any single character, like a slash (/), dash (-), or a period (.) to see the application list The screen shot demos this with a forward slash /, but you can use just about any of the special characters accessible through the ’123′ key to display the same thing:
Using an iPad in a Grade One Classroom
Since November I've had the privledge of teaching with an iPad in my grade one class. Along the way I have discovered a lot of great ways to use it to help my students have their individual learning needs met. Having just one iPad did bring about its own set of challenges but we were very lucky to have access to some additional iPads in the final term of school. Next year we will have iPads again thanks in part to my participation in my school's successful innovative learning grant application and another special project I'm involved with at the school district level. So before I start the next school year I think it's important for me to review some of the apps we used this year and how we used them. Productivity This folder is a little more for me than for my students. Voice Recording My voice recording folder contains the following apps: Audio boo, Say Hi, Active Voice, Dictation, and Audio Memos. Story Makers Fine Arts Word Work Phonics Spelling ABC Work Math Tools Math Books: Board Games
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27 Tips For Becoming A Digital Teacher
The term ’21st century teacher’ has been met with a bit of backlash over the past year or so. I’ve seen it pop up all over the place (including Edudemic of course) as a term to describe a ‘modern’ or ‘connected’ or ‘digital’ teacher. Basically, we all seem to trying to find the best term for a teacher who uses technology to enhance learning. Since that is quickly becoming the vast majority of teachers in many countries, there almost seems to be no reason to have a different name for something like this. So I’ll just stick with ‘digital teacher’ and move on. See Also: A Day In The Life Of A Connected Educator The terminology is not important. All of these goals are important and, more importantly, they’re detailed in Edudemic posts every day. So if you’re looking for tips, activities, or simply want to quickly know what it takes to become a modern / connected / 21st century / digital teacher, then use this visual as a jumping-off point to get you on your way.
12 Characteristics Of An iPad-Ready Classroom -
Implementing iPads isn’t exactly a just-add-water proposition. While they’re wondrous little devices capable of enchanting learners for hours, to get the learning results you’re likely after will take planning, design, and reflection. It can help to start out by asking yourself some important questions, such as “What can the iPad do that is not possible without it? Put another way, what problems does the iPad solve?” But the learning environment you’re starting with can make a big difference as well. Below are 4 distinct areas of instruction and instructional design that can help frame the concept of iPad integration. There is more to the conversation, but rather than overwhelm you (not that you couldn’t handle it), it seemed better to simply start your thinker.
An Interesting Collection of Handy iPad Tips for Teachers and Students
Today while I was attending an iPad workshop I noticed that some teachers are using their iPads in a time-wasting manner. I am not sure if they are new to iPad or not but the first thing one can do when he/she got a new piece of these smart gadgetry ( a phone , a tablet, chromebook) is to head over to YouTube and type in the name of that gadget followed by the word " tutorial" and you will get all kinds of videos on tips and tricks related to that device. Most of people do not bother going through those thickly written guides accompanying the newly purchased gadgets. Videos and visual tutorials are better alternatives. If you have an iPad and you want to get the maximum out of in order to enhance your iPadding experience and improve your productivity on it, the tutorials below are part of what you need. 1- 10 iPad tips These are the tips included in this video: 2- iPad workshop These are the tips included in this video: 3- 17 iPad tips and tricks These are the tips included in this video:
48 Free Education Apps Sorted By Grade Level
5 Useful iPhone Apps For Student Bloggers 10.32K Views 0 Likes Student blogging is a wonderful way to get into the world of online writing and learning. These iPhone apps for student bloggers will enhance their skills. 6 Interactive Storytelling Apps For Younger Students
עמי סלנט » טאבלטים בבתי ספר – תמונת מצב , אפריל 2013
לטאבלט, מחשב לוח, יתרונות רבים: קל מאוד, נייד וזול. מאוד אטרקטיבי עם מסך מגע. בנוסף הוא מאפשר לתלמיד לצאת (לא במובן הפיזי) מחוץ לגבולות הכיתה, בכך שהוא מאפשר הרחבת הידע והסקרנות עבור התלמיד. ספרי הלימוד האינטראקטיביים בטאבלט לא כוללים רק טקסט ותמונות, אלא גם מצגות וסרטונים. בניסוי מוקדם בישראל נמצא כי בתחומי הגיאוגרפיה תלמידי בתי ספר יסודיים מגלים סקרנות רבה יותר בלמידה עם ספרים דיגיטאליים המשולבים בטאבלטים לעומת ספרים מודפסים רגילים בילקוט . לכן , יש בישראל היערכות של משרד החינוך (בשיתוף מט"ח) לבסס את מקצוע הגיאוגרפיה על סביבה מתוקשבת של מכשירי קצה מתוקשבים שונים , ביניהם טאבלטים. טאבלטים והגיל הרך שילוב מחשבי טאבלט בגיל הרך – מחקרים (מקור וקרדיט : מכללת אורנים). ספרים דיגיטליים "בכותר" אתר ספרי הלימוד הדיגיטליים של מט"ח ומכשירי טאבלט יש כיום כ-450 ספרים דיגיטליים אינטראקטיביים במקצועות שונים, בפורמט המאפשר סימון טקסט, שילוב סרטון מאתר "יוטיוב", הערות מורה, אנימציות ועוד. שילוב זה, מאפשר פתרון לחוסר התשתיות הקיימות במרבית ביה"ס. המורים ומחשבי הטאבלט בבתי הספר המורים למדו להתגבר על הקושי E-spark
Say Hello to the Mobile E-Learning Revolution
Not long ago, the iPad was nothing more than speculation. It was spec drawings on techie blogs and whispers at conventions that drew our interest and peaked our curiosity. Some claimed that this would be the device that finally ended Apple’s reign of supremacy. Others thought that this device would open up a whole new market segment that revolutionized the way we viewed personal computing as a whole. One year later, the iPad – and tablet devices in general (and even smartphones) have in fact changed the way we look at, and think about computing. Should E-Learning be any different? Here’s my thought on the matter. In the past, mobile learning had nothing to do with the individual learner. I’m not asking you to reinvent the wheel. This could not be further from the truth! Mobile platforms should be natural extensions of our existing materials. The best way to do this? Well first, be flexible. Also, realize that this technology is only in its infancy. Warning – Big Change
