Anybody taking part in EdmodoCon next week?

revolutionizeed:

If you have no idea what I’m talking about…check it out here!

Reblogging so I remember to look into this later. I’m planning to use edmodo for the first time this year!

thinkbrit:

world-shaker:


2) Create desktop backgrounds to show numeration
The cases cover the backs - where we originally had numerated stickers showing which iPad was which. Now we have gone with an idea originated by iPad colleague Carolyn Skibba at Burley Elementary - change the backgrounds and lock screens of each iPad to its number. In cases where the iPads are truly 1:1 - that is a single student is using a single iPad all day, every day - many teachers choose to take a picture of the student holding a number and use it as the background. However, I teach a differentiated classroom so although during each period there is a 1:1 student to iPad ratio, three sets of students cycle through the devices each day. Therefore, I used generic numbers as the wallpaper. To do this, I typed the numbers in a Pages document on my MacBook and took a screenshot of the number. I then uploaded all of the numbers to my Google Site and was then easily able to download the picture and set it as the wallpaper/lockscreen from each iPad.

Some iPad Management Tips, Part 2!
Great advice in here—definitely worth a look!

THIS IS BRILLIANT.
I may need to mention this to our BRT.

This idea could easily be adapted to laptops as well!

thinkbrit:

world-shaker:

2) Create desktop backgrounds to show numeration

The cases cover the backs - where we originally had numerated stickers showing which iPad was which. Now we have gone with an idea originated by iPad colleague Carolyn Skibba at Burley Elementary - change the backgrounds and lock screens of each iPad to its number. In cases where the iPads are truly 1:1 - that is a single student is using a single iPad all day, every day - many teachers choose to take a picture of the student holding a number and use it as the background. However, I teach a differentiated classroom so although during each period there is a 1:1 student to iPad ratio, three sets of students cycle through the devices each day. Therefore, I used generic numbers as the wallpaper. To do this, I typed the numbers in a Pages document on my MacBook and took a screenshot of the number. I then uploaded all of the numbers to my Google Site and was then easily able to download the picture and set it as the wallpaper/lockscreen from each iPad.

Some iPad Management Tips, Part 2!

Great advice in here—definitely worth a look!

THIS IS BRILLIANT.

I may need to mention this to our BRT.

This idea could easily be adapted to laptops as well!