Here’s a pro tip from the Tech-Savvy Teachers: TURN DOWN THE BRIGHTNESS on that iPad!
Mike suggested this to me yesterday when a number of mishaps left my MacBook Pro powerless while at EdubloggerCon. Sure enough, despite heavy use for over six hours, the battery still had a 45% charge despite using both the 3G and [...]
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Conversation started around the specs of the iPad, which were mostly positive. Shifted to the continuous battle between ed tech and tech support staff. What is obvious is that rules and regs are drastically different everywhere.
Back to iPad:How would you use it with students today?ReadingDifferentiated Instruction with reading with animations and highlighted text
Apps:Paperdeskithoughtsstick itblog presspocket [...]
This is an interesting discussion, but I have to add the question: why are we still talking about getting permission of administrators and parents to use blogging with out students? Now that blogging is nearing the decade mark, why do we think of this technology as so outside?
Just a thought…
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After a number of problems getting here, Mike and I are at ITSE 2010! Sadly, our bargain hotel failed in providing me power to charge up my trusty MacBook, so I will be live blogging via the iPad 3G.
This really my first attempt to do any extensive writing via the iPadq, so excuse any spelling [...]
