- My Ten Most Used Apps to Become Fluent on the iPad 0 Comments March 25, 2012 By: Silvia Rosenthal Tolisano Mar 25 OneNote Organize your thoughts, discoveries, and ideas and simplify planning important moments in your life with your digital notepad. Microsoft OneNote lets you take notes on your phone and sync them across all your devices. With OneNote, you can plan a big event, seize a moment of inspiration to create something new, and track your list of errands that are too important to forget. Take notes, write memos and make a digital sketchbook right on your phone. Capture pictures and add images to your notes. Sync notes across your devices to access them anytime, anywhere.
Manage your classroom with Smart Seat, the first iPhone seating chart Manage your classes in the palm of your hand. Engage students with the random student selector. Attendance has never been easier. Load student names using three options: from e-mail attachment, type in, or copy and paste. See our FAQ for more info.Drag and drop students to change seating arrangement.Choose how you want your seating chart to look: show student nicknames, full names, or photos plus nickname.View, export, and print PDF seating charts with options to include photos and reverse the perspective of the chart.
Reading Rainbow Returns As A Startup And An iPad App Back in 2009, NPR ran a story titled “‘Reading Rainbow’ Reaches Its Final Chapter.” At the time, that probably seemed like a reasonable headline — after all, after 26 years, the beloved TV show was going off the air, the victim of changing government funding priorities. But it looks like there’s actually a lot more to the Reading Rainbow story, and its next chapter is starting in earnest today, with the launch of a new iPad app. Free Use Rules Free Pictures - FreeFoto.com - Ref:99-05 FreeFoto.com provides its images under three available licensing options. 1) ANYONE, by which we mean commercial and non-commercial alike, can use FreeFoto.com images in an online setting, providing they provide attribution to the image and a link back to FreeFoto.com (either the image or the main site). This license allows blogs, social networking sites and use in emails, just to name a few, providing they provide the required attribution, this includes sites that pay people to write, carry advertising or are selling and promoting products.
Reflection App Brings iOS Device Mirroring to the Mac It’s not very often that I get extremely excited about an app. Then again, it’s not very often that an app like Reflection is ever released. As TUAW reports, Reflection is a brand new app that allows you to do something that many have been waiting a matter of years for – mirroring your iPhone or iPad’s screen on your Mac. Reflection lets you view your iPhone 4S or iPad 2′s screen in real time with no prior set up – just launch the app, select your Mac from your iOS device’s AirPlay menu, and you’re streaming. It’s an extremely fast and extremely simple solution. Mindjet Maps for Android Mindjet Maps for Android The best way to visually capture and organize information! Brainstorm ideas, take notes, and track tasks from the convenience of your Android device.
Planbook Touch: Lesson Planning Software for the iPad Planbook Touch has dozens of features to help you get more organized, save time, and share your lesson plans Choose Your Schedule Planbook can accommodate schedules where you teach the same thing each day, your classes change each day but repeat weekly and rotating schedules (up to a 14 day rotation). For the Connected Mobile Classroom – Nearpod I’m always interested in just how 1:1 will roll out with portable devices. So, when I heard about Nearpod, I needed to download it and test it here in dougpete labs. It works like a host/client and what really intrigued me from the beginning was the promise that it would act like Net Support School.
Quickly create Google documents in a specific folder through these special links - #Eduk8me Yesterday I showed the special links you can use to create Google documents. But what if you want to create new documents in a particular folder? I create a new folder for every school year. For example, this year I have a folder named 16-17. Anything I re-use from last year I make a copy of it from the 15-16 folder and put it in the 16-17 folder.
At first, Three Ring seemed a little too simple for me, but after spending time learning the ins and outs, I love it. For me, the most important feature is the unlimited storage. With Evernote, the free version only gives 60MB of uploads per month. With the amount of activity in my various classes, this is not enough and I haven't been bale to justify to myself the extra expense to upgrade. Now, I can use Three Ring for the classroom, and Evernote for personal items and professional development. by harpj Nov 15