Showing posts with label ed tech teacher. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ed tech teacher. Show all posts

Sunday, March 4, 2012

The Best Laid Plans...

For months I had planned to speak at the Ed Tech Teacher Winter Conference that was held yesterday. Unfortunately, bad weather and a scrap of metal through my truck's tire kept me from getting there. Believe me, I would have much rather been in Boston than trying to change a tire in the pouring rain in a park & ride parking lot on the side of I495. My apologies to everyone that had registered for the session that Greg Kulowiec and I had planned. One thousand times thank you to Greg for adjusting and flying solo.

Thursday, March 1, 2012

iPad Apps to Meet 14 Learning Objectives

This evening Greg Kulowiec shared with me an excellent iPad project that he and Beth Holland recently published for Ed Tech Teacher. iPad As... is a large selection of high-quality iPad-apps designed to meet fourteen different learning objectives.

When you visit iPad As... you can click on any of the objectives to be taken to a grid of free and paid apps that can be used to meet that objective. For example, if I want my students to create digital stories on their iPads, I would click on that objective and instantly see a list of the apps that my students could use for that purpose. Each app is accompanied by a description, price, and ease-of-use rating.

Applications for Education
If your school is using iPads now or is considering getting iPads, but you're not sure what apps are out there for your learning objectives, iPad As... could be a great reference for you to bookmark and share with your colleagues.

Disclosure: I occasionally work for Ed Tech Teacher and they are an advertiser on Free Technology for Teachers

Thursday, February 9, 2012

30 Web 2.0 Tools for Teachers

Earlier today I presented a short webinar about some of my favorite Web 2.0 tools for teachers. The webinar was on behalf of Ed Tech Teacher for whom I facilitate in-person workshops from time to time. This summer I'll be working with them quite a bit. You can see the list of their summer workshops here. A recording of today's webinar will be available here shortly. If you just want to know what tools I shared in the webinar, you can view the slides below.

30 Web 2.0 Tools for Teachers
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If you're interested in having me work with your staff on the use of these tools, please visit my work with me page