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EdTechTeacher taught 10 iPad workshops this summer/ This post includes a lit of '10 New Things We Learned About iPads' as well as listing weekly resources for the iPad. * Using our iPad as a mobiele document camera with Board Cam App and Reflection * Using iMovie and GarageBand (they communicate with each other) to take an iPad interview and integrate it into a film * Create an ePortfolio by using Evernote Many more ideas are in this post. 
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Technology has changed what it means to be an author and how people can discover your work. Today, anyone with a computer and Internet access can create an ebook, which is great news for schools. Now teachers and students can build their own reference works, and young authors can publish their stories and share them with the world.
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Arc90, which has released a new tool called Readlists, "a free and incredibly convenient app for collecting, sharing, and enjoying bundles of articles, poems, recipes—you name it. It’s as simple as cutting and pasting links to ordinary web pages, that are then transformed into a clean reading view, but with the power to send them as specially tailored collections: to email, to Kindles, even as ePub-standard iBooks on your iPhone and iPad devices." Create your own collections, or see what others have collected.
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Here is the Collaborative Classroom eBook on the iPad Step-by-Step guide in an easy and more visual format to download and share with your students and colleagues.
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