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What I Wish I'd Done Before Deploying iPads to 735 Middle Schoolers, Part 2
We planned. We met to go over the plans. We talked. We planned some more. We made Wikis, created websites, and put it all our plans on spreadsheets and documents. We trained teachers on everything iPad from how to turn … Continue reading
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5 Tips to Prepare Teachers for 1:1 iPad Projects
After talking to many of my colleagues over the last few days, I realize there are many schools looking at some version of iPad deployment and they want to do it right. In order for the iPad to be a … Continue reading
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iPad 1:1 Means Freezer Bags, Charging Stations and Lots of Cases
At South Belton Middle School where we issue an iPad 2 to every student, we have discovered that protecting the device requires forethought and a couple of extras. Our wonderful instructional facilitator, Kevin Rasco, realized on the first rainy day … Continue reading
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Deploying iPads 1:1?
If you are considering iPads as a 1:1 device or a classroom set for your school, you will need to have support and maintenance systems in place before you deploy. These are some questions you should ask. Who do students … Continue reading
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What I Wish I'd Done Before Deploying the iPads to 735 Middle Schoolers
There are many things I’ll detail over the course of the year, but there is one thing sticking out right now, and I must share it with you in case you are considering a similar 1:1 project: TRAIN STUDENTS TO … Continue reading
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Kids with iPads are still Kids
We have 6th, 7th, and 8th graders with iPads and email accounts. Do they email each other about things that have nothing to do with school? Absolutely. They email about their clothes, the big game, their boyfriends/girlfriends, their hair, their … Continue reading
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Six Weeks Into the Year of the iPad at Middle School
Let me begin by saying that all of the opinions on my site are mine. They do not represent my employer, co-workers or anyone else. Just me chattin’–that’s it! I live and work in a school district of just under … Continue reading
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Hello world!
Hello! I love teaching adults, and I wonder what you think? I want to offer training that is collaborative. In other words, in training for teachers this summer, I want them to pick their own group, sign up as a … Continue reading
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