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iPads and Learning

A collection of recent articles & blog posts around the idea of using iPads in learning contexts. (last updated 1/21/11)

(a collection of pieces via Tina Barseghian, aka @MindShiftKQED on Twitter) - Shelley Krause

iPad | MindShift

56 weeks ago via   mindshift.kqed.org

(via @peterkrich on Twitter) - Shelley Krause

Algebra Students Continue Learning With iPad App - gazettes.com: Education

    The students in John Fox’s eighth grade algebra classstudied for their Monday math test without the help of a textbook —instead, they used handwritten notes and their iPads.

57 weeks ago via   gazettes.com

(2.5 min. video, also discovered via @jdthomas7 on Twitter) - Shelley Krause

iPads find their way to classrooms | Video | Reuters.com

January 17 - iPads replace textbooks for some Nanyang Girls High School students in Singapore, as school explores new ways to teach and learn.

57 weeks ago via   uk.reuters.com

(2 min. podcast via University of Notre Dame's Corey Angst, @cangst on Twitter) - Shelley Krause

The iPad in Higher Ed / Academic & Pulse / Audio - Inside Higher Ed

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57 weeks ago via   insidehighered.com

(via @ddonahoo on Twitter) - Shelley Krause

The iPad as a Tool for Children’s Creativity | GeekDad | Wired.com

I've been having lots of conversations both professionally and personally with people about how the iPad is more than simply a media consumption tool.

57 weeks ago via   wired.com

(via zbpipe) - Shelley Krause

Yippee! It Worked! | Live Learning with Livescribe

A couple of weeks ago, I blogged about using the iPad and the Livescribe Pen together. I was excited to give this a try, but as with anything new, I wasn't sure

57 weeks ago via   livewithlivescribe.edublogs.org

(via @fisher1000 on Twitter) - Shelley Krause

iPads in Schools

Resources for using iPads in schools.

58 weeks ago via   livebinders.com

(@wstites on Twitter) "The fact that the iPad is not a stand-alone device, that it requires a com­puter to be bound to for man­age­ment, is one of the biggest fac­tors keep­ing me from look­ing at it as a replace­ment for a lap­top in a 1to1 environment." - Shelley Krause

The iPad in Education and the Questions | williamstites.net

58 weeks ago via   williamstites.net

(@butwait on Twitter) "So how does a tool like an iPad fit into our hopes for our students? Beyond the possibility of it supplanting textbooks, how might we use it to support the development of curious, collaborative, intrinsically motivated and ethical lifelong learners? And if we could develop some apps of our own (we probably could), what would those look like?" - Shelley Krause

Relax. No, really.: iPad Test Drive Impressions

58 weeks ago via   relaxnoreally.blogspot.com

(@fraserspeirs on Twitter) "You want creativity in schools? Let people try new things." - Shelley Krause

Fraser Speirs - Blog - The New York Times and Justifying the iPad

58 weeks ago via   speirs.org

(@mbelinsky on Twitter) - Shelley Krause

Mark Belinsky: Horrified by Schools That Give Every Student an iPad

The iPad is magic to children. Press a button and it does everything that you want it to. The problem is that it doesn't tell you how the magic happens.

58 weeks ago via   huffingtonpost.com

Cathy Davidson (@catinstack on Twitter) "If your school district has embraced student-centered learning, if it has redeveloped its curriculum, and if it no longer thinks that End of Grade testing measures what students today do learn and need to learn, than computer-aided learning and digital learning and learning as play are wonderful. Embrace those iPads! But the metrics, the methods, the goals and the assessments all need to change. No Child Left Behind, our national educational policy, is based on early twentieth-century concepts of efficient testing that was explicitly designed to make learning resemble the production of Model T's on Ford's assembly line. We still have that institutional basis undergirding schools in an era where there is an app for anything. Simply throwing iPads into the classroom cannot begin to educate kids to the world they are inheriting." - Shelley Krause

Pointed Response to NYT Article on iPads in Schools | HASTAC

58 weeks ago via   hastac.org

(@CraigGrannell on Twitter) - Shelley Krause

The school that gives every student an iPad | News | TechRadar UK

The school that gives every student an iPad How iPads have transformed the classroom : TechRadar UK

58 weeks ago via   techradar.com

(This piece seems to have been the catalyst for at least some of the other pieces I've curated here.) - Shelley Krause

Log In - The New York Times

Spending money on tablet computers may seem an extravagance, but some educators say they are more than just a cool toy.

58 weeks ago via   nytimes.com

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