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iPad Technology in Early Childhood. Gail Laubenthal Sanchez Elementary glaubent@austinisd.org Robbie Polan Early Childhood Department rpolan@austinisd.org. Agenda. Workshop expectations How to Choose apps District & campus guidelines Classroom guidelines iPad apps CHALLENGES & benefits.
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Gail LaubenthalSanchez Elementaryglaubent@austinisd.orgRobbie PolanEarly Childhood Departmentrpolan@austinisd.org
Agenda Workshop expectationsHow to Choose appsDistrict & campus guidelinesClassroom guidelinesiPad appsCHALLENGES & benefits
As a result of this training:Student will: • Begin using the iPad independently to practice specific skills. • Use the iPad to take pictures and use them in book making. • Use the iPad activities in a collaborative manner.
As a result of this training:Teachers will: • Use the iPad to asses student work. • Use rubrics for iPad activity evaluation. • Provide clear expectations in the form of an “I Can” chart.
How do you decide which apps are best for your students and your curriculum?
District &Campus Guidelines
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What will be your implementation challenges? • How will we overcome them? • What will be the benefits for you and your students?