This presentation identifies ways to use the iPad to re-engage your students in reading. We'll look at different apps and resources that are available to integrate note taking and annotating into your reading lessons, too.
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How to Re-Engage Students in Reading with an iPad
1. 1
Using a Tablet to Re-Engage
Students in Reading
Bringing students
back to books, on
the iPad
2. 2
SESSION OVERVIEW
Reading on the iPad
Native: iBooks and the iBook store
Adds: Kindle Reader & Google Play (Books)
Extensions: Curriculet and Subtext
Note Taking: Native App and Evernote
Workshop: Build an interactive text
3. 3
iBooks and the iBookstore
Texts for the iPad—some are basic, others have
immersive features.
4. 4
FICTION:
Poe’s “Tell Tale Heart”
Free version from the
iBook store (from The
Works of Edgar Allan
Poe, Volume 2)
Highlight words
and take notes
8. 8
Kindle on the iPad
A free Kindle app gives you access to titles
available though Amazon’s Kindle platform.
Download the App, and purchases through
Amazon’s Kindle section are loaded to your iPad.
12. 12
Note-Taking: Evernote (and Skitch)
• Build a digital scrapbook on a topic.
• Here’s one on the Tell-Tale Heart.
• Sync notes to your computer and iPad.
• Use Skitch to add drawings.
13. 13
WORKSHOP
Build an iPad text in Curriculet or Subtext.
• Is the activity for the whole class?
• Is it for small-group enrichment?
• Will it use only text or other media?
• Do you need note-taking integration?
• Will it be a wrap-up activity or assessment?
14. Helping Teachers
Leverage Technology
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