2. It seems that Apple was thinking about the iPhone back in 1983. This
image of a 1983 prototype phone comes from the Apple Museum collection
being housed at Stanford University.
The ipad is a line of tablet computers designed, developed and
marketed by Apple. It's primarily used as a platform for audio-visual
media including books, periodicals, movies, music, games, apps and web
content.
3. Best in education apps by Apple
Reading best app reviews/teacher blogs
Once I became interested in an app that I thought
might work for my first graders (whole group), I
watched many videos (mostly you tube) and tutorials.
Several sites I used in my research can be found on my wiki page .
4. 1. Projecting my iPad onto my screen.
2. Did some math warm-ups using apps I already had
(splash math 1st grade). All students responded on
dry erase boards.
3. Spent “Read Across America” week reading many Dr.
Seuss eBooks.
5.
Splashtop Whiteboard allows teachers and students to turn their iPad into an
interactive whiteboard.
No need to stay at the front of class. Freedom to roam around.
Annotate over ANYTHING – Use gestures to draw, highlight, or write over
any content. Use different colored and sized pens, highlighter, shapes, and
text tools over existing content or background templates.
6. Morning Message using Splashtop
Whiteboard: You can type in the message as
students read along. They then look for words
they know (phonics skill, word wall words ). On this
day, the message was pre-written on a power point.
› Using Splashtop Whiteboard, students can use the
iPad to highlight and underline words they know.
› Complete reading lesson plan can be found on Wiki
7.
8. Fable: The Crow and the Pitcher
Interactive Fables
