Annaliese Piraino Laura Wilson IUP Comm Media.  There’s a TEACHER APP NOW!  Create an account!  Free up to 40 students or  Students vote via Internet.

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Annaliese Piraino Laura Wilson IUP Comm Media

 There’s a TEACHER APP NOW!  Create an account!  Free up to 40 students or  Students vote via Internet or cell  Anonymous polling  App optional for students (download)  PowerPoint add-on optional for easy integration  Must be installed on projector computer

 Reports/assigned names, etc. (and 40+ students) = Pay subscription (over $300/instructor per 6 months)  Various ways to poll:  Multiple choice questions  T/F questions  Clickable image  Open ended texting  Word Cloud answers

  Create an account!  Students can Vote via Internet or Cell Phone  Student Log-in – m.socrative.com  Teacher Log-in – t.socrative.com

  Can get student reports  Quick Polling and other functions:  M/C and T/F  Short Answer  Quizzes (pre-planned)  Exit Tickets  Quiz Games

 is now REMIND…New LOOK!  Text message 3+ students (they cannot respond)  Mass texts via (your) cell phone/Internet to phone  Standard Text Messaging Rates  Class cancellations  Reminders  Teacher tardiness  Changes in location

 IUP Library  Go to EbscoHost Homepage….scr oll down…  Follow instructions  activation  Download App  Activate!

- In class searches - Save articles/terms - Import to Bibliography - , etc.

Circle/highlight Add text Add notes Sign to submit

 Download app  Register with IUP (or your school) log- on  Simple & Advanced searches using “Boolean”  Save articles, etc.

 Look up articles, books, reference materials, etc.  Title  ISBN  Bar Code Scanning!  MLA, APA, Harvard, AMA, Chicago  Compatible with EndNote  Download App  Also online resource 

 Look up articles, books, reference materials, etc.  Title  ISBN  Bar Code Scanning!  MLA, APA, Chicago  Compatible with Internet Resource (free)  Download App  Also online resource 

 Returns searches for Google Scholar  Save/ links & articles  Import to EndNote  Only results with summaries will be shown

  Teachers AND students can send messages  Quick polling as well  Private and public, Internet and cell phone app

 net/2012/12/10-cell-phone- apps-for-every-teacher.html net/2012/12/10-cell-phone- apps-for-every-teacher.html  Link to various classroom resources  Share resources  Take & share notes

  Encompasses many of the previous resources  Share files, video and images  Take & share notes  Poll, attendance, discuss, quiz, homework  Gets instructor from behind the podium or lecturn

 Syncpad – Turns iPad/iPhone into whiteboard  Evernote – Capture anything in multiple formats; photo, text, screenshots, audio  Awesome Note – Organizer note app  Edmodo – “Facebook”-esque social media site with cell phone app  Edublog – Classroom blogging site with cell phone app  WordPress – Blogging site with cell phone app  Studyblue – Shared teacher/student flashcards with cell phone app  Doodle – Scheduling/grouping program  Quizlet – Flashcard creation and sharing with cell phone app  Audioboo – Audio recording and sharing  ChaCha – Text message question/answer service  StudyBoost – Text message study notes

 Language  Lecture  Connections to Content

 SMS in the Classroom  Other Apps  Collaborative Learning Projects

 Teacher hesitations  Time  Too many to choose from  Lack of technological experience  Loss of WiFi  Continually learning and searching for new and innovative tools!