If you are a regular reader of teachingwithipad.org, you will know that I rely heavily on cloud storage everyday. Cloud storage is here to stay, and is becoming a integral … Continue reading
A few months ago, I entered a contest to win an iPad mini, given be the makers of TeacherKit. People were asked to make a video describing how TeacherKit has … Continue reading
Does Edmodo live up to its worth? There are various mobile applications out there that help educators worldwide in connecting with their students better. One of the most popularly downloaded … Continue reading
I used to have a ton of CDs. I spent a fortune back over ten years ago collecting them. Now they are all sitting in boxes in my garage. Literally. … Continue reading
If you're anything like me, you like to read a lot of articles online. Whenever I have a free moment, I find myself reading tech (and other) blogs on both … Continue reading
Here is a quote from the article entitled “Our School Would Be Better Off Without iPads”. It is taken directly from the comments on a previous article on Edudemic from … Continue reading
The following is a list, written in the first-person, of ideologies or stances from a Terrible iPad Teacher: 1. I own an iPad and I use it in class. I … Continue reading
A lot of us grew up playing Snakes and Ladders as children. Now, our students can do the same on the iPad. With this app (free, US app link, Not … Continue reading
Featured Website: frenchappsforkids.blogspot.com Once in a while I am going to profile people that are doing great things with iPads in education. A few months ago, I let you know … Continue reading
Cloud computing has become an integral part of my everyday life, both personally and professionally. However, I wanted to share a couple true-life examples of how the cloud is not … Continue reading