Cloud Storage Use an app like Skitch and create an annotated screenshot of your favorite app collection on your iPad.  Google Drive, with unlimited storage within Google Apps for Education (GAfE) is the perfect solution for schools using iPads. Since many iPads are limited on storage, Google Drive is a great compliment for storing files for easy retrieval.  Dropbox is another great app (although it's kinda like Amway) to store and share large files with coworkers... we might address this, but there's so much good stuff with the Google, this is another option for those that don't have Google Apps for Education. Video Collaboration  Facetime is a great app for 1:1 communication with teachers, parents, family and others that need to see you when they are talking with you.  | iBooks and iTunes U
 iBooks allows learners to read a variety of content. It's preferred to use content that is already in the form of ePub, but a great way to get started and collecting is to focus on used it to aggregate PDF documents as well.
Resources for iBooks and ePub:
Project Gutenberg, CK12.org, ePub Bud and dotEPUB (try http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/European_History/Print_version with dotEPUB),
 iTunes
U - iTunes U is the best way to create and experience courses on iPad.
The iTunes U app gives you access to complete courses from leading
universities and other schools — plus the world’s largest digital
catalog of free education content — right on your iPad, iPhone, or iPod touch.
 Let's us an app like Book Creator and create a one page biography about your teaching career thus far. Successes? Accomplishments? Aspirations? Go Landscape and email to me at mark.hammons@gmail.com. |
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