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iPads in the Classroom: How Did Lewisville Independent School District Get It So Right and Los Angeles Unified Get It So Wrong?admin October…Continue
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I'm a former Long Island educator currently working at Verizon Wireless as the education specialist on Long Island focusing on Mobile Learning initiatives. I can answer any questions concerning these…Continue
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Carmen,
I know there are a number of districts piloting iPads this year. The two biggest deployments that come to mind are: Roslyn and Mineola. At Wantagh, we have a pilot involving 10 students and 2 teachers. Your best bet may be to reach out to Nassau BOCES (Matt Hejna) as he may be able to poll the districts. Perhaps do the same for Eastern/Western Suffolk BOCES as well.
Don
The home-brew video below looks promising...maybe Apple will take a hint!
It would be nice to see native AirPlay-based mirroring and support baked right into Keynote and other apps for iPad-driven presentations (sans the cable andthe computer) - Steve Jobs supposedly says "it's coming" in an email to a prospective customer a few months back:
http://www.tuaw.com/2010/11/13/steve-mail-says-keynote-11-to-have-a...
Wireless Mirroring with an Ipad 2
Outstanding presentation at ASSET by Dan Brenner and Ed Salina. Their handouts can be found here:
The "Post-PC Era"?
With the recent announcement of Apple's iPad 2, CEO Steve Jobs took the stage to reignite Apple's "Post-PC" vision - one where hardware and technology become transparent and it's all about user creativity and the content. Others have also discussed the ongoing implication this could have in our schools.
I found these two articles worth sharing as we continue to discover more educational uses for tablet and mobile devices:
http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/will_the_ipad_2_make_the_grade...
http://www.engadget.com/2011/03/03/editorial-its-apples-post-pc-wor...
- Ryan
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