Post Tagged with: "iPad"
aRTs Roundtable 35: Plan B
This week on the aRTs Roundtable is about Plan B. What do you do when you hit a wall in technology in the arts. Tricia reached out for resources at https://edbacker.com/ Jen creatively rescheduled. Brenda using Sonic Pics is still trying a work around with her first graders and the book Fortunately by Remy Charlip. Carol was someone else’s Plan B, since another teacher found it difficult to recreate a movie. We all had the student’s in mind of creating our Plan [...]
iDig Video #19: Meg Wilson & Using New Media!
Meg Wilson (@iPodsibilities) joins us for a look at some fascinating ways in which new tech and media are now being used in education. From the first time Meg brought an iPod into a room of “doubting” educators – Meg has been at the forefront of developing new tech ideas for the classroom! She shares of some of the innovative work she is now doing at the Avenues – World School in NYC.
aRTs Roundtable 30: Classroom Management of Mobile Devices in the Artsy Classroom
This week on the aRTs Roundtable we talk about how to navigate mobile devices and create an environment of positive “can do anything” in the art and music classroom. We talk about what to do with “fast finishers” and empowering your students, whatever the grade, to be tech support and experts within the arts classroom. Tricia talks about doink app for the iPad and the video she created with her students that is featured this month in iPhone magazine. Show [...]
aRTs Roundtable 29: The Blurring of the Arts
This week on the aRTs Roundtable we talk about transliteracy. Art teachers must be able use music, music teachers be able to use art in the projects the students create. In addition arts teachers involve theater and dance. The blurring of the arts has created arts teachers that take risks outside their discipline. We talk about the risks we have taken outside our comfort zone and how our students are creating innovative multimedia projects with purpose with transliteracy. Show Host: Carol Broos [...]
Top 5 Tips to Shooting Great Video
Let’s get right down to business. You need to shoot a video, but you either don’t know where to start, how to begin, or the BASICS to pull it off. I get it. The ease and accessibility to create videos is now being required of all of us. So here’s what you need to know. Top 5 tips to shooting great video 1. Camera Of course you’ll need a camera. To make a good video, the TYPE of camera [...]
MacReach Show #53 – The i’s Have It!
Hosts: Meg Wilson Kelly Dumont Luis Perez iPhone 5 and iOS 6 Discussion Check out our Show Notes Leave us some feedback! Contact us with any questions or comments- macreach@edreach.us
Google Educast #61: Everything is Better with a Taser
This week on the Google Educast: Fred Delventhal, Kevin Brookhouser, Sean Williams, and Chris Betcher take us through a bevy of tools and extensions that will help out the classroom, especially if you have a tablet device like and iPad or Nexus 7. This show really delves into the conundrum some educators have when collaborating on an iDevice.
Razor’s Ed Show #17: The Death Throes of the Interactive White Board
Has the interactive whiteboard technology run its course? Is it worth the time, money and effort to install? This week on the Razor’s Ed, I look at interactive whiteboard technology and riff on if it is the right time to buy. Update: Word is the Reflection app is almost ready for PC beta testing. Stay tuned to their website for details
aRTs Roundtable #19: Photo Apps
This week on the aRTs Roundtable we talk about Photo Apps. There is a thin line between art and music, the crossover is apparent in the apps we use for art and music. Photography apps have transformed how we take pictures and create new photos. Show Host: Carol Broos Show contributors: Tricia Fuglestad and Brenda Muench Show wiki: edreach.us Leave us some feedback! Contact us with any questions or comments- artsroundtable@edreach.us
aRTs Roundtable #18: Artsy Apps
This week on the aRTs Roundtable we talk about Artsy Apps. There is a thin line between art and music, the crossover is apparent in the apps we use for art and music. Show Host: Carol Broos Show contributors: Trisha Fuglestad and Jennifer Kolze Show wiki: edreach.us Leave us some feedback! Contact us with any questions or comments- artsroundtable@edreach.us
EdCeptional #031 – Gaga for Games
Tonight we have some fun and discuss games in the classroom. There are some great blogs about gaming for kids with disabilities, as well as some great apps to do it too. It’s not all about technology though, as we discuss some of our favorite games growing up. Make sure to check out all the information from the show by clicking the show notes! Show Host: Patrick Black (@teachntech00) Show contributors: Deb Truskey (@debtruskey) Tricia Lazarro (@tlazarro11) Here’s [...]
iDig Video #004: Cool Movies to Teach
This week on iDig Video: In “Hot Topics of the Week” – The new iPads are are out and we give them a test run. In our film segment we discuss how to use two modern classics in the classroom . Also – kickstart assignments for students to view films in ways that will show them how to use video and audio in innovative ways in their own work.
Mobile Reach #29 – APPril Fools’
Mobile Reach #29 – APPril Fools’ On this very special episode of Mobile Reach, the team really dives in to apps that you all should check out for the iPad and the “new” iPad. We keep it short and sweet and dive right in so come give us a listen! Show Host: Chad Kafka (@chadkafka) Co-Hosts: Judi Epcke (@jepcke), Tammy Lind (@TamL17), Scott Meech (@smeech) Leave us some feedback! Contact us with any questions or comments- mobilereach@edreach.us
aRTs Roundtable #17: Apps We Use Daily
This week on the aRTs Roundtable we talk to about the apps we use to simplify our teaching on our own mobile devices and computer. These apps have transformed how we teach the arts and organize our lives in the educational setting. Show Host: Carol Broos Show contributors: Trisha Fuglestad and Jennifer Kolze Show wiki: edreach.us wiki Leave us some feedback! Contact us with any questions or comments- artsroundtable@edreach.us
iDig Video 003: Video on the iPad!
This week on iDig Video: Video on the iPad! In “Hot Topics of the Week” – The new iPads are on the shelves – hear our discussion about them and the new Apple TV. iMovie and Garageband have special new features on the iPad and we look into how these apps can be used in the classroom. Also Khan Academy’s new iPad App; TED video lessons for high school and college students; and YouTube for School – how you can [...]
EdCeptional #029: The Pot of Gold- Conference Nuggets
It’s a been a long time since we have all had time to chat! There have been several exciting events that have taken place during this time. Three things that we will chat about today are the Illinois ICE Conference, MACUL, and the big Apple announcement. Show Host: Anne Truger (@atruger) Show contributors: Patrick Black (@teachntech00) Deb Truskey (@debtruskey) Leave us some feedback! Contact us with any questions or comments - edceptional@edreach.us
EdGamer 43: What is the Best Platform for Education and Gaming?
There are some new devices being released and this week we thought we would take a look at all the major gaming platforms to discuss their effective use in the classroom. All of these devices have positives when it comes to gaming, but not all of them would be a great purchase for their learning value. We would love to hear your comments concerning the wide range of topics we discuss in the week’s EdGamer Podcast.
Mobile Reach #26 – Reflection(s) on the new iPad
Mobile Reach #26 – Reflection(s) on the new iPad. Lots of announcements this week related to mobile learning. Google Play was announced as was the ‘new’ iPad (3rd Generation). We cover both stories and talk about how they can relation to education. We also review some apps and Chad shares his love of the new Mac app, Reflection. Come check us out! Show Host: Chad Kafka (@chadkafka) Co-Hosts: Judi Epcke (@jepcke), Tammy Lind (@TamL17) Leave us some feedback! Contact us with any [...]



