Last week I had an opportunity to attend Adobe MAX as an Adobe Insider. In this blog post, I want to share some big ideas from the event as well as actionable takeaways for educators. Although MAX is definitely the creativity conference, the focus on creativity in education was front and center through multiple events […]
Easy Annotate is a fantastic annotation app for iPads that gives teachers and students a simple and dynamic way to interact with documents. Users can upload PDF documents to Easy Annotate for side-by-side editing. Easy Annotate lets students highlight, write, and take notes all over documents. It’s a great choice for researchers and readers interacting […]
QR Codes are a fantastic way to take students directly to a website and I’ve shared tons of ways I like to use them! If you want your students to find a picture without doing a Google Image search, it’s easy to create a QR code that takes students directly to a photograph. Here are […]
Students of all ages can benefit from the study skills they’ll develop when using gFlash+ a free flashcard app for iOS (iPad/iPhone) and Android devices. gFlash+ lets users create and edit their own set of flashcards right from within the app without any limits or restrictions. You and your students can even add images from […]
I love hands-on science activities, especially when I can integrate technology into my lesson. Two fantastic free apps for Earth Science are Mineral Identifier and Common Rocks Reference. These apps are full of information for students who are identifying rocks and minerals. If you’re school doesn’t have access to hands-on materials this app can also […]