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Chromebook Vs iPad Chart

Educational Technology and Mobile Learning

The debate between choosing iPads and Chromebooks for classroom use is a topic of keen interest for educators, administrators, and parents alike. Both iPads and Chromebooks bring their unique flavors to the classroom. iPads : User Interface and Apps: iPads have a very intuitive, user-friendly interface.

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Tablets vs. Textbooks for Students

Educational Technology and Mobile Learning

Tablets vs. Textbooks for Students In this comparison between tablets and textbooks I cover the strengths and challenges of both, examining how interactive and up-to-date digital content from tablets stands against the tactile, reliable nature of traditional textbooks. The Case for Tablets 1.

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iPad/Tablet Document Camera Stand Version 2

Learning in Hand

I wrote about the Justand iPad Document Camera Stand in 2012. It was one of the very first contraptions designed to hold an iPad above a surface so you could use it as a visualizer. Watch him show it off in this video. That clamp also adjusts to fit an iPad mini or an Android tablet. 12 iPad Document Camera Stands.

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Faceoff: What Digital Device Should My School Buy?

Ask a Tech Teacher

Then came iPads with their focus on the visual, ease of use, and engagement of users. That means educators now have four options (desktops, laptops, iPads, Chromebooks) as they select tools to unpack education. An iPad is not a laptop. If they use online flash programs a lot, iPads would be a poor choice.

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The Big 3's War Over EDU: A Comparison of Apple, Google, and Microsoft

techlearning

If a teacher wants their kids to create, IPad is still the device to go with. Overall, I think IPad can be a great Education device, but there are pain points that come with it. If it were me, I would have sets of iPads in my school to let kids create, but I don't know that I would go one to one with them.

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What Students Are Actually Doing Online

Securly

On average, students spend about 5-10 hours per day on their device(s) (smartphone, iPad, laptop, etc). This of course varies by age group: we found that younger teens (aged 13-15) spend the most time in front of their screens in comparison to other age groups. However, 53.6%

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Flip Grid: 6 Fun Ideas to Engage Learners in Conversation with Teryl Magee

The CoolCatTeacher

This fun video tool is a great way to engage students at the beginning of school. I’ve included a comparison matrix with features to help you figure out what system is best for you. Are they recording videos of themselves? So you end up with this grid of video. She shares essential tips on how to use Flipgrid.