May+iPad+Bootcamp

(3) Learning Assessment tools for this project (10 min)
====(4) Tools for Teaching - Part I (John Maschak, Apple Canada) - app organization, transforming a personal device into a shared one - linking pedagogy and technology, what we need to know to drive it better - applications to get you started==== > Bitly for urls
 * ===iPad 100 Tips and Tricks []===
 * view in iBooks and creating pdfs for iBooks
 * Create libraries for your students to access information related to their learning. Load into iBooks or photo library to share as collections
 * ePub to produce pdfs - PDF to EPUB converter - [|www.epub2go.com]
 * wikipedia as a search for information [] Create an account and use this to generate information as pdfs
 * Twitter and [|Tweetdeck]
 * Diigo bookmark your links [|John Maschak]
 * Doodle Buddy (similar to comic life) Can doodle with this free app e.g. Can create a graphing page for math. Go to camera roll and use an image or your word processor document and overwrite notes, etc. Can take a screen shot of whatever image is on the screen and use this as your background for doodle buddy.
 * Keynote app - can convert your powerpoint presentations and use doodle buddy to cover the answers. Do a slideshow with images timed and with background music that will play while scrolling through the images
 * Play videos on the iPad and deconstruct captured videos, podcasts from iTunes U, and K-12 Learning site IT in k-12 Smart Technology
 * [|cK-12 FlexBooks]- customize, digital texbooks for k-12 for Sciene, Technology, Egineering, and Mathematics

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