1. APP SMASHING The art of using multiple apps for student creation Robin Spencer, Librarian, CPE

2. AGENDA  Overview  Places to go for ideas  Considerations  Types of apps  Break  Samples  Give it a try  Door prizes

3. BLOGS AND COOL PLACES FOR HELP Greg Kuloweic’s blog http://kulowiectech.blo gspot.com/ http://kulowiectech.blo gspot.com/ Ana Meneze’s blog http://lifefeast.blogs pot.ca/2014/06/ap p-smashing-study- guides-for- students.html Slide presentation on different ideas http://www.slidesh are.net/mwestern/ multi-apping-k6- handout http://www.slidesh are.net/mwestern/ multi-apping-k6- handout Ideas across content areas http://k12tech nology.weebl y.com/app- smashing.html http://k12tech nology.weebl y.com/app- smashing.html

4. THINGS TO CONSIDER Purpose?  Teacher created vs. student created  Student created – free choice vs. step-by-step End product? Apps?  Free vs. paid (don’t forget about in-app purchasing)  Access to camera roll Available technology? Images? o Student created/found vs image bank

5. TYPES OF APPS  Camera roll  Brainstorm/workflow  Production  Creation  Transfer  Publication

6. SAMPLES  Discovery Education and just about anything  Samples – social studies, science, etc. Samples – social studies, science, etc.  Free copy of The Ultimate App-smasher’s guide Free copy of The Ultimate App-smasher’s guide  Thinglink and just about anything Thinglink and just about anything

7. TRY IT  door prizes door prizes