Have you registered for our upcoming Day of Learning yet?  This is one event you don’t want to miss out on!
Click here for more details, and free webinar registration.
WHAT: iPad Day of Learning
WHEN: The Afternoon of May 15, 2012
WHO: All are invited, but space is limited
COST: Free!
Enjoy four back-to-back presentations all focusing on the free Apps, practical teaching advice, and innovative ideas that make the iPad a useful classroom tool.
iPad Day of Learning Webinar Titles

20 Free iPad Apps Educators Can’t Live Without!
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Do you…

want your students succeeding as much as possible?
like to keep up with the latest education trends?
wish you had some new ideas and techniques to try in your classroom?
have at least one iPad available for classroom use?

If you answered YES to any of the above, you MUST attend our upcoming iPad Day of Learning.
Click here for more details, and free webinar registration.
WHAT: iPad Day of Learning
WHEN: The Afternoon of May 15, 2012
WHO: All are …

Do you have students struggling with reading or math? Do you have an iPad available in the classroom?  If so, there are assistive strategies you can use to help your students.

Join me and learn from subject matter expert Jenna Linskens the ins and outs of using iPads to help students struggling with math and reading.

iPad Applications for Supporting Struggling Readers
Thursday, May 03, 2012 3:30 – 4:00 PM Eastern Time, USA
Free registration here:
http://community.simplek12.com/scripts/student/webinars/view.asp?id=255

iPad Applications for Math Intervention
Tuesday, May 15, 2012 3:30 – 4pm PM Eastern Time, USA
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If you’ve been with me so far on our little iPad reflections journey (and this is the last post in this series, for awhile anyway), I’m sure you’ve discovered all kinds of great resources for the iPad.
So, before I head off onto other projects, I want to share with you my favorite iPad tip site (of course, I reserve the right to become smarter right away if you leave me some Comments with other sites that beat this one).

Teacher Joe Dale recently started a rather simple, yet creatively ingenious * …

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While trying to find good examples of how schools are integrating iPads into their classrooms, I noticed that many schools omit or downplay the role of the teacher.  So, when I came across what Chris Casal is doing with his school in New York, I just had to ask him to tell us about his teacher-iPad program
So, over to you, Chris!

A teacher 1:1 program is a great way to test 1:1 implementation plans and best practices and to obtain staff buy-in for student devices before a large student 1:1 investment.
Beginning …

Every time I ask around in my Personal Learning Network (PLN) on Twitter about who is using iPads effectively in their classrooms, many different names come up… but one that keeps reoccurring is Leah LaCross, a fifth-grade teacher at Huron City Schools in Ohio.
So, I connected with her and asked her to write about what she’s been doing.  (By the way, if this isn’t a testament to the power of a PLN, I don’t know what is.)
Leah, over to you!

For my fifth graders, using iPads isn’t a novelty; it is …