ipad, mepad, wepad
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Reading practices in using iPads in 1:1, small group, and large group reading environments.TRANSCRIPT
iPad, mePad, wePadJamie Stoeckly, Grade 4 Teacher
Laura Veglahn, Grade 4 and 5 Reading SpecialistSparta Area School District
[email protected]@spartan.org
Our goal for today Share about our experiences with iPads for 1:1, small group, and large group
settings
Inspire you to download some apps
Encourage you to maximize learning when an iPad is at your disposal
Soak up bandwidth
Provide ideas for practical uses you can use tomorrow
Reading with iPads is…
At our disposal:
30 1:1 iPads25 Title 1 Reading iPads5 Small Group Single Classroom iPads2 MacBooks2 Bentford Syncing CartsWi-FiEager Students, Supportive Parents, and Accommodating Administration
Timeline for Implementation Spring 2011- Graciously accept opportunity to implement iPads in our classrooms
Summer 2011- Attend iPad workshop, play with iPads, evaluate apps, dream about how we can use them with students
August 2011- Set up cart, register iPads, meet with parents at open house
September 2011- distribute iPads to 1:1 students, generate liability policy for 1:1 students, train students and model appropriate use
October 2011- meet with parents, sign agreement, 1:1 students take them home
November-present- continue to change in response to our learners’ needs, continue to meet with district iPad User Group, plan for next year
5th Grader, Alex
“iPads help me get closer to technology.”
Comprehension APPS
L-A-Z Reader
Minimod Reading for Inferences
Minimod Reading for Details
Minimod Basic Cloze Practice
Comprehension APPS
BASIC CLOZE (MINIMOD)
Comprehension APPS
INFERENCES (MINIMOD)
Comprehension APPS
VOCABULARY (MINIMOD)
Comprehension APPS
DETAILS (MINIMOD)
Comprehension APPS
L-A-Z READERS
5th Grader, Brennon
“iPads display the writing in colorful ways; therefore, letting me see it better.”
WORD GAMES Words With Friends
Word Bingo
Word Solitaire HD
iAlphabet
Chicktionary
Mad Libs
Mini Word
Word Bird
WORD GAMES
4th Grader, Katelyn
“Kids my age should use iPads along with reading because they can have fun, but
still be learning at the same time.”
Reading Meets Writing iDiary
Notability (notetaking)
iBrainstorm (prewriting, sequencing)
Idea Sketch (organizing, prewriting, sequencing)
iDiary
Notability
5th Grader, Sean
“I enjoy using iPads in Reading because I personally can never get my hands on this technology at home. iPads also make me
want to come to small group faster.”
Figurative Language and Vocabulary Building
•Animal Similes•Idiom in Use•RhymeFree
4th Grader, Nate
“I enjoy using iPads in Reading because it makes learning fun and we are still
working while using them.”
Building Fluency
Fluency App
Building Fluency
iTalk
5th Grader, Wyatt
“I have made videos for vocabulary. Another thing that it is easy for me to
search information connected to what we are reading.”
Building Background Knowledge iMovie
eClicker
BrainPop
iBooks
News Sources (CNN, Pulse, Discovery News)
Google Earth
Podcasts (iTunes U)
5th Grader, Alexis
“Kids pay closer attention with the iPads rather than with paper.”
Apps We Would Not Teach Without iMovie
Notability
Dropbox
eClicker
BrainPop
iBooks
Green Bay Packers
eClicker
Dropbox
iMovie