1. Mobile App Madness The Busy Teacher’s Guide to Mobile Learning By Angela Clark January 2014 Alabama NBCT Network Conference

2. Apps for Education InstructionOrganizationCreativityInnovation Nearpod Educreations Ask3 DocsTeach Duolingo Planets Bluster Google Drive Evernote Dropbox CloudOn TinyScan TeacherKit Haiku Deck DoodleBuddy ScreenChomp VoiceThread Edmodo Socrative Splashtop iTunesU Aurasma

3. QR Codes Engage and excite students with codes – QR codes! Get a scanner i-nigma Red laser Kaywa Or other scanner app Scan the code on the right

4. Tech Treats – our SCS Tech Blog Part of the excitement is the mystery of what is behind the code http://podcasts.shelbyed.k12.al.us/techtreats/

5. o Create enriched multimedia presentations with interactive features o Share content with students and control the activity o Student learn curricular content and submit responses using their app o Teachers monitor classroom activity and measure learning results. http://www.nearpod.com/

6. o Teach what you know. Learn what you don’t. o Create and share amazing video lessons with your iPad or browser. o Use like an interactive whiteboard while mirroring to your projector. o Browse the gallery of teacher-made content for any topic. http://www.educreations.com/

7. o A smart student response system that empowers teachers to engage all users. o Use a series of educational exercises and games via mobile devices or PCs. o Quick and easy set up of quizzes or exit tickets for students to complete. o Enter my class o 982014 http://socrative.com/

8. The Other Awesome Teacher Apps Dropbox – store files in the cloud and have anytime, anywhere access to the most recent version on your PC or mobile device TinyScan – freemium app that lets you scan a printout to pdf in black & white, photo, or grayscale, then send to email, dropbox, google drive, or camera roll TeacherKit – add your students by name and organize seating chart and document behavior Kaywa – free QR code generator and reader; paste the URL and click generate static code, then save the image to your folder or camera roll Splashtop – add Splashtop Streamer to your PC or laptop and enter the security code to protect your connection; open Splashtop on your iPad and control your computer desktop from it Evernote – cloud storage for your files; take notes and save it for annotating with Skitch. Use the other Trunk apps with Evernote too. Edmodo – an interactive social learning environment where teacher and students can connect, share, and publish in a safe virtual classroom

9. Create with iPad Haiku Deck for short presentations VoiceThread for audiovisual projects Google Docs for text-based products, spreadsheets, or presentations Toontastic for digital storytelling activities Doodle Buddy for simple drawings and writing practice Screenchomp for student-created screencasts (short narrated videos) Hopscotch or Daisy the Dinosaur for coding projects and student-created animations

10. My Contact Info Angela Clark Technology Resource Teacher Shelby County Schools a2clark@shelbyed.k12.al.us Check out Tech4All BlogTech4All Blog http://podcasts.shelbyed.k12.al.us/a2clark/ Follow me on Twitter @msangiec11Twitter and Diigo https://www.diigo.com/user/angc5222Diigo