Consider this eBook Officially AppSmashed
My 8 year old and I entered into a weekend adventure of digitalizing a historically relevant picture book. When the opportunity developed I immediately knew it would be the gift …
The Debate for the Ages…
Sorry up front if you were expecting Coke vs. Pepsi, Reagan vs. Carter, OR my personal favorite Jordan vs. Lebron debate… Instead you get one of the hottest ed tech topics …
Chromebooks are scaring me!
I remember the good old days… Way back in August of 2011, or–as I like to call it–the start of last school year, the breakdown of district-owned operating systems in …
My Favorite ScreenCasting Options (on Traditional & iPad)
I’ve promised this to a few folks, so here are my favorite ScreenCasting (ScreenCapture) software and web services. It is becoming extremely important to be able to give some …
Create Your Own EdTech Magazine with Flipboard
I’ll freely admit that I’m late to the game on this one. Flipboard is a mobile device (iOS and Android) app that’s been out for a couple of years now, …
A (Reluctant) iPad Convert
I have never been an Apple guy. I’ve never owned a Mac, always a PC. I’ve never owned an iPod, always some other .MP3 player (currently my non-iPhone smart phone …
Apple TV in the Classroom… Why not?
This is a quick tip video sharing some ideas around Apple TV, Video Mirroring, and iOS devices. I haven’t tried this in a classroom with a ton of students, so …
AirPlay & the Classroom
I’m using the term ‘Game Changer’ a lot lately… it may be over dramatic, and may cause for some to be underwhelmed. However, this I see as being a …