The document discusses the benefits of using iPads in education, including how they can facilitate more creative, collaborative, and interactive learning experiences for students. It notes that iPads make learning more fun and engaging by allowing students to look up information, do research, and learn in multiple modes. The document also addresses some challenges, like apps containing inappropriate content, and the need for teachers to thoughtfully select apps and integrate technology into their lessons.

1. EdTech @
Westside
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2. Celebrate
creativity
Multi-modes
of learning
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3. Consumption Creation
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4. Interactivity
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5. Collaborative
experience
Project-based
inquiry
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6. iPad makes it easier to look up
answers and do research.
iPad makes learning more fun.
iPad lets me learn more than
without one.
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7. Partnership for 21st Century Skills | http://www.p21.org//
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9. Which Apps are the Which Apps are
most difficult to use? your favorites?
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10. Dear Glyn (teacher),
There have been some bad words in
the InsultWhiz app. We feel it is best
if we somehow took this app away
from our iPads.
From,
Greta, Dani, & Aisha (5th graders)
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11. Technological Pedagogical Content Knowledge (TPACK) | http://www.tpck.org/
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