I recently received an Apple Watch (Series 1) as a gift and given the nature of my job I was curious how Instructors might integrate this technology into their teaching and learning. My personal use of the watch did not provide many connections to classroom use, so I looked to other Instructors for ideas. Here…
The iPad Pro is Apple’s newest edition to the iPad family. It has an expansive 12.9 inch Retina display and is much faster than any of the other iPads on the market (twice as fast as the iPad 2). TLT recently purchased one and I couldn’t wait to try it out. My first impression is that…
I’m not sure how long this tool has been around but I just learned about it today and I’m in love already. Google Voice Typing allows you to open a Google Doc and speak into a microphone and let Google do the typing for you. As a matter of fact I’m writing this blog post…
Our guest blogger is Ashley Brown from Health and Human Performance. In January Ashley was awarded an Ungrant for an iPod touch. Her goal was to film her kayaking students while they learn to paddle to help critique their performance and allow them to improve. Not only is this an interesting experiment into real-time assessment but…
In my search for the perfect stylus I have tried everything from a Dollar Store stylus to the $75.00 Jot Script. Here is a list of Pros and Cons for 7 different stylus. I used each of these on my iPad mini with a note taking app. Click on the stylus name for an image…