Take a good look at Karen's iPad. She's done some great things after only a short time with the iPad. She won't tell you this, but she's a great resource for advice on how to work more efficiently and excite your students with technology.
Karen's top five apps:
1. Socrative--can use to electronically collect student responses to questions during class (compare to SMART Response clickers)
2. PixnTell--allows students to easily create and narrate multimedia projects (compare to Photo Story 3)
3. Futaba--allows students to "race" to answer questions (math, reading vocab, etc). Free version lets you use pre-set lists of questions with two players. Paid version (~$7) lets you input your own questions and have up to 4 players.
4. Evernote--lets you organize notes and multimedia artifacts about student learning
5. Google Drive--I store documents here I want to access while away from my desk. I put guided reading lesson plans here so I can access them while I'm teaching. Also, I use Google Forms to have students participate in data collection for later analysis.
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