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- 1. Paradigm Shift in Mobile Learning Judith Epcke Northbrook, IL http://www.flickr.com/photos/zbowling/3697507974/ Twitter: IEAR
- 5. Shift Happens... • empowered learners • differentiated/personal learning • equity Twitter: IEAR
- 6. Shift Happens... • empowered learners • differentiated/personal learning • equity ...when students are given a mobile device Twitter: IEAR
- 7. Whatʼs the impact on learning? •Culbreth Middle School •Canby School District Twitter: IEAR
- 8. http://wiki.canby.k12.or.us/groups/ipodusergroup/blog/ Twitter: IEAR
- 12. Assistive Technology Daily evidence of success Twitter: IEAR
- 13. EBook Rating Tool http://edreach.us/tag/research/ Jeremy Brueck Twitter: IEAR
- 14. What has the IEAR community taught us? Twitter: IEAR
- 15. Teachers Want Control over Content Twitter: IEAR
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- 18. Create iBooks! Use Pages to create ePub format books Twitter: IEAR
- 19. Have the students... Create iBooks! Use Pages to create ePub format books Twitter: IEAR
- 20. Teachers Want Constructivist Apps Twitter: IEAR
- 21. Apple Distinguished Educators Cindy Huson, Karen Bosch, Sherri Clemens, Jerome Burg, Jim Harmon, Paul Devoto http://sites.google.com/site/digitalstorytellingwiththeipad/home Twitter: IEAR
- 22. List of Constructivist Apps http://www.iear.org/iear/tag/constructivism Twitter: IEAR
- 23. Inkling http://vimeo.com/14448256 Twitter: IEAR
- 24. Inkling http://vimeo.com/14448256 Twitter: IEAR
- 25. Teachers Want Programming Apps Twitter: IEAR
- 26. Robo Logic 2 HD Not True Programming but Logic is involved! Twitter: IEAR
- 27. Teachers Want Multiple Device Overlap Twitter: IEAR
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- 29. Splashtop Remote http://youtu.be/ch55-kNkVJg Twitter: IEAR
- 30. Splashtop Remote http://youtu.be/ch55-kNkVJg Twitter: IEAR
- 31. Teachers Want Safe and Secure Apps Twitter: IEAR
- 32. http://www.mobicip.com/ Twitter: IEAR
- 33. Teachers Want Better access to “the cloud” Twitter: IEAR
- 34. Google Apps Integration Google Office2 HD Twitter: IEAR
- 35. http://www.evernote.com/ Twitter: IEAR
- 36. http://www.dropbox.com/ Twitter: IEAR
- 37. Teachers Want Clean Management of the Devices! Twitter: IEAR
- 38. Contributed by Patrick Ledesma: http://edtechbytes.com Twitter: IEAR
- 39. Contributed by Patrick Ledesma: http://edtechbytes.com Twitter: IEAR
- 40. Contributed by Patrick Ledesma: http://edtechbytes.com Twitter: IEAR
- 41. Contributed by Patrick Ledesma: http://edtechbytes.com Twitter: IEAR
- 42. Contributed by Patrick Ledesma: http://edtechbytes.com Twitter: IEAR
- 43. Twitter: IEAR
- 44. Can you find the “Hole” in this solution? Twitter: IEAR
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- 47. Canby School District http://wiki.canby.k12.or.us/groups/ipodusergroup/ Twitter: IEAR
- 48. App Purchases 1 Computer = 1 Account = No Limit 5 Computers can share 1 Account Twitter: IEAR
- 49. App Purchases 1 Computer = 1 Account = No Limit 5 Computers can share 1 Account Twitter: IEAR
- 50. http://volume.itunes.apple.com/us/store Twitter: IEAR
- 51. http://iear.wikispaces.com/Volume+Purchase+Program Twitter: IEAR
- 52. Can I move credit from an existing iTunes Store account to a Volume Purchase Program Facilitator account? No, credit cannot be moved between iTunes Store and Volume Purchase Program accounts. http://volume.itunes.apple.com/us/store Twitter: IEAR
- 53. Tony Vincent 1.Setup: http://learninginhand.com/blog/classroom-ipod-touches- ipads-dos-and-donts.html 2.Issues to think about: http://learninginhand.com/blog/ipad-iphone-ipod-touch- issues-for-schools.html 3.Volume Purchase Program: http://learninginhand.com/blog/app-store-volume- purchase-program-explained.html Twitter: IEAR
- 54. Teachers Want Help finding the best “educational apps” Twitter: IEAR
- 55. Tony Vincent http://learninginhand.com/ Twitter: IEAR
- 56. App Advice Twitter: IEAR
- 57. Adam Bellows Twitter: IEAR
- 58. Adam Bellows http://newedutecher.net Twitter: IEAR
- 59. Meg Wilson - Connecticut http://www.ipodsibilities.com Twitter: IEAR
- 60. http://www.apptivities.org/ Twitter: IEAR
- 61. http://www.adesontheweb.com/ADEs_on_the_Web/ADE_Hottest_Apps_Blog/ ADE_Hottest_Apps_Blog.html Twitter: IEAR
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- iear.org where volunteer teacher/administrator app reviewers ‘grade‘ educational apps \n
- Community:\nover 900 member\nplace where teachers, administrators, parents and app developers come together.\n\nMention Lan School partnership -- session after this one\n\nNotable members: Tony Vincent, Kathy Burdick, Meg Wilson\n
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- equity: access to information, Culbreth talked about this and its importance within their program, cost helps make it so\n
- ipads are new, but there is much anedoctal evidence from teachers about their success. We have more quantifiable data from school using iPod Touches: Culbreth has hard data to show their standardized test scores have improved. Canby shows their success through their test scores and action research projects done by teachers in their classrooms.\n
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- calculator, apps for practice, music...but engagement, change of attitude\n
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- Flashcard apps that let teachers/students add content, Kathy Burdick talked about taking Learning AZ content and interacting with it on mobile devices\n
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