Useful links to articles, lesson plans, researches and contributions covering tablet PCs in education
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Grammar cheatsheet for Bloggers
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a brainstorming and voting website. Tricider is quick and simple to use. The users collect information and opinions in a very easily and powerful way. No registration neededIn a professional setting, good grammar carries more weight. Here you can find useful examples and rules.
This guide will cover those pesky words that we all get confused about from time to time.
lesson plans with tablets - interesting ideas for class activities
a list of sites/apps for Game-Based Learning (a.k.a Gamification). From drill and practice to all-out epic adventures in 3D virtual worlds, to help "gamify" a classroom.
vocabulary dictionary
pronunciation dictionary
Quizlet's flashcards, tests, and study games make learning fun and engaging for students of all ages.
highlight, share and discuss the best parts of the video - video clipping within the video list of apps/tools for teachers of English (iPad and Chrome)
Vocabulary Games on iPad, HTML5, iPhone, Android and other Mobile Devices, Matching, Spelling, Connector Games
simple listening games that require no special equipment and can be done in the few minutes you need to fill
thousands of free resources and information for both students and teachers. Materials are organized by skill level..
Teachit has grown into a thriving community of teachers contributing resources, discussing ideas and finding inspiration. Time-saving tips for teachers
Ideas for speaking and listening ideas in K3
It helps people read more, understand more, and learn more words. Its amazing features way to improve the vocabulary and reading comprehension.
The helpful ESL Teaching Tips by Liz Regan on this page are written in plain, jargon-free English. They'll be of particular help to new teachers.
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This scoop.it is a collection of articles, opinions and researches on iPads in education curated by V. Savli. Quite a lot of ideas could be found here.
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They say: One of the hardest things with using the iPad in the classroom is finding the time to go through all of the apps in the iTunes Store listed under the education banner. We have started to list some of the apps we've found under each of the Key Learning Areas.
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The site for teachers with a variety of useful educational web tools, apps, guidelines, info about YouTube resources, free downloads and similar stuff....
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They say: The iPad (or iPod touch or iPhone) with its apps opens many new opportunities for learning. At the same time, it offers a slightly different wrapper for older learning opportunities. ... Educators are much more likely to co-opt the new technology to accomplish the status quo.
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They say: Here you will find practical advice and resources for using iPads for learning including classroom ideas, practitioner case studies; a list of reviewed education apps; and key findings from the Department's iPads for Learning Trial.
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A site with a variety of materials connected to the use of iPads in education for different school subjects and general guidelines for teachers.
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Tey say: This website is all about giving you Apps to use in your classroom. They age grouped by subjects, OS types...
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iPads APPS for Schools
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A site with a variety of materials connected to the use of iPads in education from kindergarten to
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They say: After seeing the chart on of Bloom's Taxonomy on bloomsapps, I thought I could make a more thorough table. I like the headings that were used in the chart.
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Bloomin' Apps
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They say: This page gathers all of the Bloomin' Apps projects in one place. Each of the images has clickable hotspots and includes suggestions for iPad, Google, Android, and Web 2.0 applications to support each of the levels of Bloom's Revised Taxonomy.
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