iPad Apps to Focus on the Verbs
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The document discusses how iPads can transform the learning environment by providing a variety of apps that allow students to capture, calculate, communicate, curate, consume, create, correspond, compose, categorize, collect, collaborate, and critique information. It lists specific apps in each category and encourages teachers to continue learning about new apps and ways to incorporate technology into their classrooms.
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iPad Apps to Focus on the Verbs
- 1. Transforming the Learning Environment with iPad Katie Morrow
- 2. b e m “Just buying the stuff m : e r R e is never enough.”
- 3. The “Grammar” of Transformation
- 5. Capture
- 6. Camera
- 7. Apps to Capture Fotolr Camera+ Frametastic PicStitch iStopMotion
- 8. Calculate
- 9. Apps to Calculate Numbers Timer+ Clock
- 10. Communicate
- 11. Apps to Communicate Skitch Facetime Skype
- 12. Curate
- 13. Apps to Curate Zite Pocket Flipboard Symbaloo
- 14. Consume
- 15. Apps to Consume Content iBooks iTunes U
- 16. Apps to Create Screencasts Educreations ScreenChomp Show Me
- 17. Create
- 18. Apps to Create Sock Puppets Toontastic Puppet Pals
- 19. Correspond
- 20. Apps to Correspond Paper by Fifty Paperport Notes Notability
- 21. Compose
- 22. Apps to Compose Keynote Scribble Press Pages
- 23. Categorize
- 24. Apps to Categorize Popplet Lite iBrainstorm Idea Sketch
- 25. Collect
- 26. Apps to Collect Notability Evernote ThreeRing
- 27. Collaborate
- 28. Apps to Collaborate Dropbox Edmodo
- 30. Apps for Classroom Workflow Nearpod Showbie
- 31. Critique
- 32. Apps to Critique Video Reflections Songify Google Forms http://tinyurl.com/iPadfeedbackform
- 33. 1 Challenge
- 34. 2 Continue Learning...
- 35. 3 Celebrate!
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- My biggest take-away as a teacher is that\n“Just buying the stuff isn’t enough.”\n\nCBL leverages our student’s technology access (both formally and informally) in a MEANINGFUL way.\nFor our 1:1 initiative and for technology integration in our district as a whole,\nChallenge Based Learning is THE SOLUTION.\n
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