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- Admittedly the 'digital distraction' is a problem. We don't have byod but have about 1:2 ratio of devices in our school. I whole-heartedly concur with the idea of greater stude...
- Kia ora Athlyn In response to your questions and concerns about Q3 in terms of assessing ER1.3, I do not see a major problem with the fact that 3a(i)-(iii) all require learners...
- ...bloomsblog. The wheel encourages teachers to look at more creative ways of using iPad apps so that students are collaborating, creating and problem solving rather than operating...
Comment on "Apps in Education: Create a Report using Tellagami and iMovie"
We have all made a gami each in my class to introduce ourselves, we want to collate them all together in an I movie... The problem is they are on different I pads. We have uploaded them to google drive but I can't see a way to bring them back onto one I pad????Comment on "What iPhone, iPad owners need to know about iOS 7 - CNN.com"
Not sure why your apps lost their folders- I can't help there. To set the iPads to go black go to Settings, General, auto-lock and make it to two minutes should solve the problem. No- there is no way to stop people moving apps around. Not very helpful am I!Sorry.- Not a problem, so much work goes into these documents so helping each other out saves so much time :)
- ...n the teachers ability to be an active listener, to come inot the conversation with an open mind, no hidden agenda or pre-planned solution to the problem. Implementing the conce...
- ...eat questions, Stephen, I agree, the WHY = qu 1 will lead everything. So why even think about it? a) To quote Mike Berrill "If you can crack the problem of engagement - not just 'are...
Comment on "Step by Step guide to deploying tablets in education"
...ast year. It is an interesting read. I would love to go Android for my school. I am an avid andoird user having a Nexus 3 and Samsaung 10.1 The problem stems from quality apps not j...Comment on "STATEMENT: "The rate of change in education is too slow for our priority learners - Māori, Pasifika, students with special educational needs? Do you agree or disagree?"
...had with a small group of special education students I have been working with is heart warming. In developing their confidence, independence and problem-solving skills they have made...