iPads in the Classroom

These are my resources from an iPad training.

Resources:

• Algebra Touch *****
• Khan Academy *****
  
• TI-Nspire ******
• Educreations Interactive Whiteboard ****
• Youtube ****
• Solarwalk 3D Solar System Model ****
• Splashtop 2 - Remote Desktop *****
• Remind 101 ***
• Notability *
• iTunes U ***
• TeacherKit *
• Flashcards*
• ShowMe Interactive Whiteboard ***
• Minds of Modern Mathematics ****
• Elevated Math ***
• Math Ref ***
• Mathinnation ***
• Video Calculus *
• Math Stripes **
• Touch Physics *
• Math *
• Motion Math: Hungry Fish *
• Pre-Calculus & Calculus by WAGmob *
• Google Earth **
• How to Make Origami *
• Free Graphing Calculator **
• Skitch *
• iMathematics! *
• Kno Textbooks *
• inClass *
• Sketchpad Explorer
• Geometry Pad
• Geometry Constructions Tutor (Lite)
• iSpy - X
• Algebra Champ
• Doceri **
• MathBoard ***

Pending: (Apps I have not used, but shared by other teachers.)

• Quizzlet
• Easy bib (English)
• Books app (English personal)
• Guided Access on the iPad
• qr codes
• class dojo
• prezi (scroll all the way down to education)
• today's meet
• CamDraw
• MathAcademy
• BrainPop
• MeasureLength
• ButterflyMath
• MathOpen
• MathZombie
• MathPentagon
• Farmer'sMath

Resource:

• TCEA
• http://www.ck12.org/student/

Apple TV: Used to project your iPad activities.

 

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How to make a Geoboard!

I was going through my workshop journal from a journaling workshop several years ago and I ran across the Geoboard page. This is a great idea, but I haven't used Geoboards in my classroom. This is very easy and the idea can be used elsewhere.

Materials needed:

• print a grid of desired measure onto cardstock (I was given 1 in. squares)
• push brads
• string

Decide first if you want this to be a removable tool from the journal or not. If you decide on removable, I would suggest making a pocket to store the Geoboard in.

Next, push the brads through each point of intersection or your desired scaling on the grid paper. Then glue a second piece of cardstock to the back to secure the brads.

I made a separate small pocket for the string.

My Geoboard in the picture is just a sample from a workshop. I have no experiences to reference for it, but I think it is a great idea.

 

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