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Repost: EPIC! Books free and very useful in context of telepractice

SpeechTechie

Books for Kids (FREE) , an eBook library of picture and chapter books that can be used to present language-enhancing books in interactions with your students. For tips on interactive reading aloud, see here or here , as well as Jim Trelease's Read Aloud Handbook and Jane Gebers' Books are for Talking, Too! Check out Epic!-

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How to Use iBeacons in the Classroom – Guest Post from Courtney Pepe

EdTechTeacher

This technology, which works with iOS7 or iOS8 devices such as cell phones and iPads, allows students to react to pingable content that is presented in the classroom. As he coached teachers and designed lesson for students, Paul used iBeacon technology to create learning zones within his school and connect via a game of hot/cold on the iPad.

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EPIC! App offers free picture books to educators

SpeechTechie

Books for Kids (FREE) , an eBook library of picture and chapter books that can be used to present language-enhancing books in interactions with your students. For tips on interactive reading aloud, see here or here , as well as Jim Trelease''s Read Aloud Handbook and Jane Gebers'' Books are for Talking, Too! Check out Epic!-

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21st Principal's Top 10 Web Tools for Administrators

The 21st Century Principal

Add an iPad app and an Android app, and I can use this one anywhere. My administrative documents library follows me everywhere I go because of this app. Add the iPad and Android apps, and I can access these documents anywhere I happen to be. In addition, I use it for quick notes during a classroom visit, or meeting notes.

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Inspiring Digital Leaders During Personal Learning Device (PLD) Rollout

Barrow Media Center: Expect the Miraculous

I really wrestled with exactly what I wanted to do as students come to get their device from the library. Should I go over the list of rules from the student handbook? I want students to leave our library with their personal learning device feeling like they are digital leaders and changemakers.

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Financial Literacy for All

Kathy Schrock

I completed the module using a laptop computer, but then went back and tested it with an iPad. The interesting part is, as the student eliminates unnecessary expenses, there are pop-ups with unexpected expenses or income, like a library fine or income from babysitting. Everything seemed to function perfectly on the tablet.

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Financial Literacy for All

Kathy Schrock

I completed the module using a laptop computer, but then went back and tested it with an iPad. The interesting part is, as the student eliminates unnecessary expenses, there are pop-ups with unexpected expenses or income, like a library fine or income from babysitting. Everything seemed to function perfectly on the tablet.