Thanks you all for coming to my session. I hope you had a good time and learned both some new content to share with others at your institutions and some new ideas for how to better use smart phones and devices in your classrooms.
Here is a copy of the Prezi I used during my presentation.
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Here is a list of the various applications and tools I try to work in with my students.
Mosquito Ringtones – Show your students how to put ringtones on their phones that their professors cant hear.
Google Goggles – With the Google app on your devices you can search not only by voice, but by image.
Google Translate – This is a great translation tool, type in your text and translate it into a variety of languages. Say hello to someone in another country on Facebook, or read what they are talking about.
Image to Text – This app will take a picture of text, run it through an OCR engine and send the editable text to you via emial.
QR Code – Scan the code with your phone or device and you are ready to go. Here is a link to an instructional blog post I did on QR Code. Handout included.
Document Scanners – Teach your students to scan documents and artifacts with their devices. The scanned items on he devices then serve as transactive memory stores that can be accessed long after your students have left your class. Genius Scan is a free app that will allow you to do this.
Speed Readers – Zap Reader can convert any text into bursted speed reading on your device
Voicethread – A VoiceThread is a collaborative, multimedia slide show that holdsimages, documents, and videos and allows people to navigate slides and leave comments in 5 ways – using voice (with a mic or telephone), text, audio file, or video (via a webcam). Share a VoiceThread with friends, students, and colleagues for them to record comments too.
Qik – Use Qik to capture video live
Skype – Use Skype to make free video calls with your students or to hold office hours
Google Voice – Create a google phone number to mask your real number. Then give your google number to students so they can call your cell or home line without actually knowing your number.
Speak It – This is an easy to use Text to Speech conversion app. So your can read and listen to something and better process it.
Socrative – Turn your smart devices into classroom clickers for free. Once you try using student response systems, you wont understand how you ever lived without them.
Nearpod – Bring the classroom to life with interactive mobile presentations that teachers create and customize themselves.
Remind 101 – A safe way for teachers to text message students and keep in touch with parents.
Audible – the ultimate source for audio books
i-Prompt – Looking for a free video prompter? Like a teleprompter on your smart device
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Wolfram Alpha
HootSuite
Twitter & Facebook
Teach Me Ask Me
LMS Apps
Calculators & Cameras
Maps & Timers
Doodle
Skitch
AudioNote
Educreations
Scanner Pro
Quickoffice
WordPress
ExplainEverything
ScreenChomp
Toontastic
Bamboo Paper
Who Has What?
Go to Meeting
Eye Web
gFlash+
DropBox
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