App Smashing FULL CUE version
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This document discusses app smashing, which involves using multiple apps to create content that is then merged together. It provides examples of using different apps for research, note-taking, understanding concepts, creating projects, and sharing work. Specific apps are mentioned for conducting research, taking notes, organizing information, creating videos and books, and sharing projects. The document also includes links to additional resources on app smashing.
App Smashing FULL CUE version
- 1. APP-SMASHING ! Jon Corippo A Research Project & Reflection
- 2. Fair Warning: This IS about app use This IS not about apps
- 3. How I got here
- 4. Round tripping Using two programs to do what oneWON’T
- 8. SIGNAGE + +
- 9. Let’s go back in time……
- 12. What is app smashing? ! It’s simple following of a few basic steps: ! 1. Create content with one app ! 2. Created content with another app or apps ! 3. Merge content together (smashing) ! 4. Publish the content to the web Greg Kulowiec
- 14. THIS IS A CRITICAL WINDOW
- 15. THIS IS A CRITICAL WINDOW
- 17. Does your quiver look like this? (one kind of arrow is bad)
- 18. It COULD look like this:
- 19. Or this!
- 20. Research Note-‐taking Creating SharingUnderstanding iPad Workflow
- 22. Google Search allows students to ask their own questions and research answers Google Search
- 23. Safari allows students to get out of the ONE SOURCE for ANSWERS textbook! Safari
- 24. QRafter allows teachers create QR codes to scaffold resources for students for quick and easy access QRafter
- 27. Evernote allows students to efficiently create and share notes from their research Evernote Captue AUDIO Data!
- 28. Dragon Dictation allows students to use speech-‐to-‐text to copy and paste their notes in other apps Dragon Dictation
- 29. Google Drive also allows students to efficiently create and share notes from their research Google Drive
- 31. Popplet Lite allows students to create custom Graphic Organizers to form conceptual understanding Popplet Lite
- 34. Book Creator allows students to demonstrate content mastery by creating an ebook as an artifact Book Creator
- 35. Explain Everything allows students to use a blank canvas to record and explain any topic or concept Explain Everything
- 36. =
- 38. iMovie allows students to create videos and digital stories to demonstrate content mastery iMovie
- 40. AirDrop allows students to wirelessly transfer and share their images and videos to other devices AirDrop
- 41. Google Drive allows students to not only create content but to easily share and publish their work Google Drive
- 42. Dropbox is a great alternative to Google Drive to share multimedia projects with other students and teachers Dropbox
- 43. YouTube allows students to easily share and publish their videos that they create YouTube
- 44. Simple Transfer allows students to wirelessly transfer and share their images and videos to other devices Simple Transfer
- 45. meDrive Kanex meDrive is a great alternative to low bandwidth and snarky IT demands
- 55. LIVE SMASH
- 56. CUSTOM LOOKING MOVIE TRAILER LIVE: App Smash!
- 57. Unleashing CreaTvity: Greg Kulowiec hVp://edtechteacher.org ! All examples and tutorials of videos and images were either created by Bradley Lands or students from MEHMS with permission to share. ! iPad Workflow idea was borrowed from my colleague Camilla Gagliolo, who is also an Apple Distinguished Educator. ! Acknowledgements
- 58. Charter Director - Minarets High School • Minarets Charter HS Apple Distinguished Educator Google Certified Teacher CUE Presenter 2009, 2010, 2011, 2013 Creator, CUEMACUL RoadTrip 2012 Madera Country Teacher of the Year (2010) Central Valley Computer Educator of the Year (2010) “Best of CUE” Presenter Creator of “Rock Star Teacher Camps” Creator of “CUE” education strand at MacWorld 2010 Credentials: Jon Corippo Assistant Superintendent Mariposa County Office of Ed Mistercorippo.com jcorippo@gmail.com @jcorippo Apple Distinguished Educator