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| Page 1 of 1 | Previous | Next | | | ULEARNING BLOG NOVEMBER 5, 2009 iLearn personalised learning project Journal 3 Yes, teaching, when I should be sticking to the idea of ‘less me, more them’ I still jump in instead of giving ‘wait’ time, or thinking time where students can develop their own understandings… Next step is students have 1-2 weeks using their app before another evaluation kicks in – is it helping me improve? Do you want the good news or bad news first? | | | | | | | ULEARNING BLOG JULY 13, 2010 Moving at the speed of Learning: a case for mLearning and the iPod touch The slides aim to show how mobile devices are able to help teachers and students to keep up with the speed of learning that should be a feature of any contemporary, complex classroom now that ubiquitous, everyware computing is almost upon us. Each slide includes notes explaining what the PDF files are showing. The slides basically fall into these three sections: A. PART 2. PART 3. | ULEARNING BLOG MARCH 16, 2012 Kids Apps: as selected by miss 4 younger kids may require help as there are some great problem solving puzzles. As tested and selected by my Miss 4 1/2 – a 3 1/2 year iOS veteran. Nearly all of these have iPad and iPod touch/iPhone versions, and are in the free->$5 range (some also have free ‘lite’ versions you can try out). Special mention: Clara. link]. This was the first app our then 9 month old used. | ULEARNING BLOG AUGUST 26, 2009 Help for busy Educators: Posterous The wonderful, ever faster pace of technological change does have its downsides, especially for already busy educators. Number 1 on my list of these over the last year has been Evernote. Here’s a great post by a fellow teacher (@shanetechteach) into how he uses it to prioritise tasks. It also allows me to share what I’ve stored in it online with others. Why is it so good? Am I crazy? | ULEARNING BLOG JULY 26, 2010 So what are these super popular tablet computers capable of anyway? If this is any indication of the kind of applications that tablet computers of any platform are capable, I for one am excited about the the kind of learning they hill help enable. Its hard to deny that in the book that tells how computing has become more and more mobile such that its already almost ubiquitous, the current chapter would be titled ‘tablets’. What can they do? | | | | | | | | | -
ULEARNING BLOG | TUESDAY, APRIL 16, 2013 Throw Long, Throw Short As a I currently have the opportunity to contribute a solution to one of these, I wondered if there would be other educators keen to help me refine the idea by leaving comments and suggestions if there are additions or suggestions you think could improve my pitch. One source of help might just be the SAMR model of Dr Puentedura – but pitched not as a lesson or unit analysis tool – but as a life journey. I’ve chosen a particularly trick problem – Rethinking Teaching. First, view the short intro presentation I’ve created with Haiku Deck. MORE >> -
ULEARNING BLOG | WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18, 2010 Get some perspective… (a primer piece re: lofty ideals vs on the ground realities in regards to educational technology deployments) Even those who can see that a digital education is key to help give students a chance to connect with a wider world and create their own solutions to such problems may have other questions such as “what about our existing curriculum and mandated testing?”, My offering here in this debate, gleaned from spending a few years now working in my own school, with teachers across my state, and now across the country to help teachers integrate technology in their pedagogy amounts to this – there is a middle way. That’s a lot of us. You see what I did there? So, should we aim high? MORE >> -
ULEARNING BLOG | THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11, 2012 The touchscreen XO – a (p)review & update on OLPC Australia Once hyped as the ‘$100 laptop’ at at time when such machines cost many hundreds more, the final manufacturing price of the XO-1 was closer to $200 plus – but even so the impact of the XO’s development was enough to shock traditional computer companies such as Intel and Microsoft into helping birth the netbook and focusing on emerging markers with new energy. At the time I never dreamed I’d get the chance in 2009 to trial them at my own primary school, or help manage the deployment of thousands of them across Australia. Based on use of an early XO with touchscreen prototype. MORE >> -
ULEARNING BLOG | MONDAY, JANUARY 23, 2012 Easy HTML5 Animations in iBooks using Tumult Hype and iBooks Author I’m sure a whole ecosystem of support products will arise to help educators get the most out of the interactive features in iBooks Author – 3D object galleries etc. The tips below are even better in that it concerns a program that’s already out so you can start right now: [link]. mobile/miniaturisation uLearning ebooks iBooks iPad mlearning MORE >> -
ULEARNING BLOG | MONDAY, JUNE 11, 2012 uLearning Blog - Untitled Article May also help those students who ‘multi-task’ a bit too much. What will be in iOS6 for educators? Every year at this time, Apple has used the opening of its World Wide Developers Conference to preview what the next version of the iPhone and iPad operating system will bring. Amongst the purported 200 new features we will see when iOS version 6 is released in our Spring (Fall in the USA), I wanted to detail three of those announced overnight that in my opinion will be most useful for educators and schools. ll also touch on something that might be a concern. Do-not-disturb switch. MORE >>
- Slide to Learn – guide for teachers (Beta) ULEARNING BLOG | SATURDAY, MAY 22, 2010
- To instill a love for learning: reflection/review – new App ‘Ansel & Clair’ #slide2learn #iear #edapp ULEARNING BLOG | SUNDAY, MAY 29, 2011
- iPhone 4 – not much for educators? (updated) ULEARNING BLOG | MONDAY, JUNE 7, 2010
- iLearn iPod touch personalised learning project: Critical thinking via the App store ULEARNING BLOG | MONDAY, OCTOBER 26, 2009
- TIME between TIMES: the joy of educating during a time of rapid technological change. ULEARNING BLOG | FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 2009
- #edapp idea: repurpose the super simple Everyday app to make student timelapse movies #slide2learn ULEARNING BLOG | WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23, 2011
- Notetaking app for Education: Review of Underscore Notify ULEARNING BLOG | THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 2011
- How the government is encouraging people to get more involved in politics ULEARNING BLOG | FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 2010
- iLearn personalised learning unit: Journal 4 ULEARNING BLOG | WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 2009
- Need Nike+ help- how to calibrate?! (using iPhone) Hav dun calibration 4 times but afta always says can’t b used… ULEARNING BLOG | SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 2009
- iLearn project week 1 journal ULEARNING BLOG | THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 2009
- I’m sick of teaching: OR all about my new lesson plan to grow self-learners ULEARNING BLOG | THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 2009
- the OLPC XO: further impressions after 5 weeks ULEARNING BLOG | THURSDAY, JULY 30, 2009
- Gathering of Educators using ubiquitous devices ULEARNING BLOG | THURSDAY, JULY 16, 2009
- What I believe about learning ULEARNING BLOG | SATURDAY, JULY 4, 2009
- The first Web2.0, comprehensive iPhone education app? ULEARNING BLOG | FRIDAY, MAY 29, 2009
- 21stC learning resources for ‘tech literacy’ ULEARNING BLOG | SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 2009
- Technology can help every learner ULEARNING BLOG | MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 2009
- More great tips for Educators starting with Twitter ULEARNING BLOG | THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 2009
- SMART Table now available - but what’s it for? ULEARNING BLOG | THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 2009
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