Finding iPod Apps for Review in the App Store

App Store on computer: http://itunes.apple.com/us/genre/ios/id36?mt=8
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Try this which shows how iPods can be used in education:   http://www.apple.com/education/ipodtouch-iphone/
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This app store is for iPods:
http://www.apple.com/ipodtouch/from-the-app-store/

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1.) Open iTunes

2.) Find the iTunes Store link on the left under store

3.) Choose App Store at the top of the window.

4.) Scroll down a little and find the education link and click it.

5.) You can browse from there. Some of the quick links on the right might get you to places you want to go like apps for teachers or special education. (iPhone Apps are usually interchangeable with iPod touch apps.)

Blessings,

The Tuckers

Apple Bites

Take a bite out of your Apple with some of these helpful tips/tricks.

 Important Keystrokes:

-Force Quit a Program that is not responding (command+option+esc)

-Quit a Program and all its windows:  (command+Q)

-Home Key:  (command+left arrow)

-End Key:  (command+right arrow)

-Start of a document: (fn+option+left arrow)

-End of document: (fn+option+right arrow)

-Copy:  (command+C)

-Paste: (command+V)

-Undo: (command+Z)

-Backspace: (delete key)_­

-Delete to right: (fn+delete)

-Page Up:  (fn+up arrow)

-Page Down:  (fn+down arrow)

-Increase or decrease font size: (command and +) (command and -)­­­­­­

EXTRA:

-Take a full-screen shot: (command+shift+3) the picture appears on your desktop

-Take a partial-screen shot:  (command+shift+4)

-Remember the size of your window next time it opens: (hold command while resizing a window)

-Opening dictionary [doesn’t work in Office]:  with cursor on word press (command+ctrl+D)

VIDEOS:

*Using Finder


*PC to MAC

*Anatomy of a Mac

eInstruction Interwrite Workspace

Teachers,

It's time to learn something new!!!

Something that will stretch your thinking and at first add an extra and different work load to your teaching.  Something that can bring a fresh new look or perspective to a worn out lesson.  This something is the Interactive Interwrite Projector and Workspace.


By no means will it transform you into SuperTeacher or help you make a student learn better.  Your teaching qualities you and God have honed since that first teaching year where you learned more than the kids is what will make things better.  We are just going to be provided a tool that brings a "techno slant" focus to your lesson.  Maybe students will pay more attention.  Maybe they won't.  In fact there may be a student who will find ways to not like it.

What you decide to do with it is what will make it gel with your lessons.  If you are excited, as Roxane showed us with her history presentation during devotions, your class will be excited.  It could be as regular as a Friday quiz on your whiteboard using the curtain or spotlight.  Or it could be using pictures, video, or an interactive website to enhance your learning.



1.)Online Community

2.)Online Training Videos

3.)Magnetic Poetry

4.)Virtual Knee Surgery

5.)Google Sketchup - 3D drawing and rendering

6.)Word Concept Map

7.)Interactive Word Web

8.)Making a sketch that lasts

9.)Math Activities Online

10.)Time Toast - Interactive Timeline

VIDEO SECTION:
BELOW:
Quick Intro on what your interactive projector is going to allow you to do.
















BELOW:
Inserting text into your slideshow on the fly.

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Toolbar Settings

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Attributes of each tool

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Shapes and Attributes

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Saving, Printing, and Exporting