The transformation that iDevices can make to a classroom, student engagement and learning!
See The teaching palette’s blog for some wonderful ideas.
The transformation that iDevices can make to a classroom, student engagement and learning!
See The teaching palette’s blog for some wonderful ideas.
Literacy and Visual Literacy in particular are key areas in the Australian Curriculum and General Capabilities.
Recently I presented about some ways to incorporate Visual Literacy with an iPad at the recent Apps Galore joint Mini-Conference (BCE and Lutheran Education).
These resources can be found here.
iPhone App for the session
Visual Literacy resources (JSSALC wikispaces)
Additionally, the Glean website has some excellent resources to support the development of literacy skills in its various forms.
Glean Learning Tools are free information literacy, data literacy and math teaching tools produced by Public Learning Media, Inc.

See http://www.glean.org/information-literacy
In order to compile students and teacher reflections about iDevice use, I have created a podcast to post these.
This hosting is using the service Hipcast.
Podcast title
Conversations with teachers & students about iDevices
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The Horizon Report 2012 is out!
The NMC Horizon Report for 2013 identifies mobile devices & apps and tablet computing as technologies expected to enter mainstream use in the first horizon of one year or less.
Then within two to three year we sill be seeing Game-based learning and personal learning environments are seen in the second horizon and then augmented reality and natural user interfaces in four to five years.
This livebinder is an excellent resource for teachers to begin to understand the implications of these developments.
Using Bloom’s with ipads and android devices – check out BLOOMIN’ APPS
Kathy Schrock is a well respected educator who is constantly producing fantastic resources for teachers to use in their classrooms.
Check out these resources to use with the iPads (and android). These are based on Bloom’s Taxonomy.
Very excited to see the Edublogs has released an app for the iPad.
This very brief post was created using it.
Wonderful! Much easier to create on the go!
Consider the story of Cinderella. Add some interactive-ness, then put on DeBono’s thinking hats and you will have a recipe for expressing ourselves from the perspective of Year 1.
This is the interactive version the story of Cinderella we used to set the scene.
These are some shots of us working, thinking and collaborating.
Yr 1 Express Ourselves – Cinderella on PhotoPeach
The end of the year is looming…
It is time to reflect and consider the achievements over the year.
Oliver reports still need to be run and our stocktake is yet to come. Hopefully we will find lots of lovely surprises.
Currently I am working on the JS Library Annual Report . A PDF of the report will be posted next week on the wiki page.
This week is our last week of class borrowing. Stay tuned for the top borrowing class for 2011. Will it be your class?
You can view a snapshot of the term on the JSLibrary wiki page.
Watch the photopeach to see some photos from this term in the JS Library.
JS Library: Search-Ask-Learn-Connect on PhotoPeach
Consider how you learn at St Andrews….
Think about the ICT (Information and Communication Technologies) that you use to support your learning journey and inquiry?
How does using technology impact your learning (and teaching)?
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Yr 5 A created their own wallwisher. This is what they thought Yr 5A wallwisher.
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