Showing posts with label ipads. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ipads. Show all posts

Thursday, May 9, 2013

Seven simple tricks to impressively speed up slow iPads - AcademiPad


Is your iPad getting slow? Check out these 7 tricks to speed up your iPad. This post delivers long-term results, and it explains what does NOT work as well.


Wednesday, April 17, 2013

Bookboard Streams Kids' Books to the iPad; But Are E-books Good For Your Children?



Bookboard is a new digital subscription service that streams children’s books to the iPad.
My boys and I have been testing it for about a month. Bookboard provides us with a steady supply of new storybooks at bedtime. It employs gamification elements to keep my seven year old son motivated to keep reading on his own. And it has caused me to reflect on the experience of reading to my kids on a tablet.

Read more at: http://www.forbes.com/sites/jordanshapiro/2013/04/17/bookboard-streams-kids-books-to-the-ipad-but-are-e-books-good-for-your-children/


Tuesday, February 26, 2013

30 Of The Best Elementary Education Games For iPad




"Parents and teachers who trust little Muffy and Junior with their shiny iPads don’t have to worry about how access to shoot-‘em-up video games will rot their precious little gifted and talented program minds. Instead, they can download some of the following alternatives to help them build up their brilliant brains that will totally go on to win Nobel Prizes someday."


Tuesday, February 12, 2013

Infographic: The Impact of Tablet Use in UK Schools


When it comes to student learning curves, nothing compares to interactive devices. While tablets were a great first step towards interactive education, people are realizing that they need Ultrabooks for students.
Find out why Ultrabooks are better than tablets for educational purposes, and what’s upcoming in Ultrabook technology.


Saturday, February 2, 2013

Innovative Ways the Autism Community Uses iPads




The iPad is an especially useful communication tool for young people with autism. Autism Spectrum Disorders are developmental disabilities that affect about one in every 88 children, and one in 54 boys.  It’s not uncommon for children with autism to be nonverbal and need the iPad to communicate. AutismSpeaks.org says it’s estimated that 25% of people with autism are completely nonverbal.

See on mashable.com

Friday, October 12, 2012

iPad Mini to Be Revealed October 23 [REPORT]

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Although the iPad Mini — Apple’s unconfirmed cheaper and smaller version of the iPad tablet — was widely rumored to be revealed Oct. 17, with invitations supposedly coming Oct. 10, the invites never came. Now, All Things D claims the device will be unveiled Oct. 23, citing people familiar with Apple’s plans.

At this point, all the info surrounding the rumored 7.85-inch device is just that — a rumor, and that includes the date of the announcement. Plus, the October 23 is a Tuesday, and Apple has often been known to hold events on Wednesdays.

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Monday, August 6, 2012

10 Free iPad Creativity Apps for Young Learners

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“Teaching our kids to be creative is just as important as teaching them critical thinking skills.Creativity open up students mind to new learning horizons and makes them capable of tackling new and novel situations way better than any explicit instruction would do.”

See on educatorstechnology.com

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Monday, July 30, 2012

iPad Grants To Improve Learning

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Apple iPad grants can be found to help Classroom teachers, parents of autistic children, preschools, non- profit groups and other institutions pay for iPads to further educational learning of individuals and group.

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Saturday, July 7, 2012

3 Ways To Record Your iPhone Or iPad Screen Activity

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Have you ever wanted to show off that iPad game on the big screen, record a demo for your video blog, or record a tutorial of how to use an app more effectively?

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Saturday, June 16, 2012

8 Practical iPad Apps for the Life Science Researcher

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The adoption of mobile tablets for the laboratory has resulted in an emergence of handy applications that have been created to support the laboratory scientist in various steps of research through tools, calculators, and reference apps. The iPad from Apple Inc., a leader among tablet manufacturers, has a range of available apps for the scientist and tech lover. The following iPad apps represent a small handful of practical applications for the life science researcher.

See on americanlaboratory.com



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Saturday, May 5, 2012

How 1:1 Technology Is Making School More Real

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“In the fall of 2010, I was selected to be a pilot 1:1 classroom in my district and gained a class set of laptops for my students to use as needed. In the two years since, I’ve realized that 1:1 technology can be an incredibly powerful tool in creating a classroom where learning is real. Here’s how:”

See on edudemic.com

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20 Things Disrupting Education Right Now

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In the May issue of Edudemic Magazine for iPad(that won’t be available for a few days, so no pushing and shoving please), we talk about (among many other things) the concept of disruption in education.

Change of all kinds depends on key episodes of disruption–even those that aren’t all roses at the time. For our May issue (which will also be available in our store for those iPad-less), we chose a handful (okay, 21) of the most recent initiatives in education and ranked them according to their potential for disruption–their ability to change education in powerful and even unpredictable ways…..

By Terry Heick

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