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10 Starter iPad Apps, 2013 Version
I started this Christmas list of applications on the iPad in 2010. It’s interesting to see what’s stayed and what’s gone. It’s shared here for those of you lucky enough to score an iPad for Christmas. I’ve had to do some weeding this year and you’ll see some titles with a strike through. They may… Continue reading
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Word Clouds on the iPad
I can’t ignore a good deal and I like visualizations. Today, I had a chance to enjoy both! Cloudart was available for free on Friday – so I downloaded it – I can’t ignore that. I’ve had some people ask for recommendations for a word cloud generator for the iPad so it seemed natural to… Continue reading
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Little Help Needed
You know that I really like DropBox and the DropItToMe combination. I think it’s genius when looking at a web-based hand-in folder for students. I wrote a post about it once and do repeat it as a “post from the past” at the beginning of the school year. With more students involved with BYOD, it’s… Continue reading
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Programming with Bee-Bot
Computer Studies teachers have known for a long time that there’s something very unique and engaging about assembling instructions to make a computing device do something. As simple a statement as that is, I think that sums up my entire philosophy of Computer Studies. The art and craft of the Computer Studies teacher is knowing… Continue reading
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