
- Projecting with your iPad
- Adapters: piece of hardware that connect your iPad to the projector. Media Services has these to borrow for class.
- For untethered projection: Air Server (software you install on your laptop) allows you to project from your iOS device to the laptop to the projector.
- Apps for Displaying Materials
- Board Cam (free): use your iPad as a document camera
- SlideShark (free): display your PowerPoint or Keynote presentations
- Google Drive (free): display anything you have stored in Google Drive
- Evernote (free): display notebooks and/or media that you have stored in Evernote. We are having a workshop on Evernote in the PC Classroom on Thursday, February 27 from 3-4pm.
- Apps for Classroom Management
- Moodle (free): add a shortcut that looks like a separate app for quick access in class
- Roll Call ($1.99): assists with attendance and learning names
- Apps for in-class Assessment
- Apps that let you use your iPad as a Whiteboard
- Educreations: Simple and easy to use, allows for multiple boards, recording and sharing
- Screenchomp: Similar to educreations but nicer interface
- Doceri: Allows for all of the features above, plus ability to record whiteboard as an image or pdf document
- Apps for Brainstorming and Mindmapping
We look forward to seeing you at our next workshop, “The Flipped Classroom: Recording Your Lectures” on Thursday, February 20th from 1-2pm. We will have cupcakes!
Image credit: By Blake Patterson (Flickr: the iOS family pile (2012)) [CC-BY-2.0 (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0)], via Wikimedia Commons